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It acts as a personal password vault that makes accessing already protected information more secure and convenient. |
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| It provides enhanced protection against unauthorized access to your notebook, including alternatives to passwords when logging on to Windows, and single sign-on capability that automatically remembers credentials for websites, applications, and protected network resources. |
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- It provides a method to implement more than one item for user access to the system, network, etc. (for example, Smart Card, Password, Biometrics, TPM password, etc.)
- Multiple authentication factors are inherently more solid against a single method (for example, password only)
- It provides the flexibility to select the best method for the user environment
- A single user console to manage multiple devices is easier than multiple separate applications
- It admits a single login
- Passwords are software or hardware encrypted and protected
- It eliminates the frequency of lost or forgotten passwords
- It allows using more complex and difficult to crack passwords
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- An increasing number of applications and platforms
- The average corporate user has 6-12 passwords
- An Authentication, Authorization, Administration solution is needed
- Multiples authentication accounts/criteria
- E-mail, network login, SAP, Citrix, web, physical access among others
- Weak IT security, Post-it notes and password lists
- Users can use simple passwords (their dog’s name) or repetitive for multiple applications
- Regulatory compliance and security audits
- HIPAA
- Gramm Leach Bliley (GLBA) Law
- Sarbanes-Oxley Law
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- Not so useful for the user
- 45% of the technical support service costs
is related to password
issues
- Too many login events.
- Memory expansion
- Password management
- US$200 - US$300 per user, per year.
- US$25 - US$50 per technical support service call
- Weak IT security
- Costly to force password criteria
- Non-compliance, need to fail to comply with laws
- Increasing access needs
- Employees, business partners, customers and providers.
- Strain on the internal IT and the existing network security
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- Encourage more solid USER Passwords
- Reduce IT costs for Password Management
- Implement Password+ (add additional security devices)
- Simplify the implementation and management of the “Passwords+” environment
- An Improved Security is aimed at security audit and regulatory compliance
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- It admits HP ProtectTools, Smart Card, cryptographic Smart Card through PKCS#11, biometric TPM* from other manufacturers, USB cryptographic tokens, virtual token
- Credential Manager remembers and encrypts the password information in order to simplify logging into commonly used Web sites or password-protected applications. The user Password repository is only available once the user has been authenticated through previously defined criteria.
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