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Case Study P is for Passwords Based in the west of London, the university is one of the main higher education centres in the city and uses a distributed email system. The system receives five million emails a week, much of it spam.
[11 Jan 2008]
Case Study They all use security tokens, user IDs and passwords to log in. Apacs, the UK's payments association, has signed a contract with outsourced services company Attenda to bolster its disaster recovery plans.
[08 Aug 2006]
Case Study The software will not save usernames or passwords but will record text typed into documents or emails, and screen grabs of what is on the screen. Insurer Royal London is testing security software which could allow its IT security team to monitor...
[07 Mar 2006]
Case Study This allows them to cut down on the hassle of having to remember multiple passwords and allows them to see all of their assets and liabilities in one place. Lots of financial products from different banks means lots of hassle remembering passwords...
[15 Aug 2005]
Case Study Only employees who have the correct passwords for the encryption software can access Microsoft Windows on their laptop - otherwise, it keeps unauthorised people locked out. We encrypt whole hard disks so recovering data and passwords is a bit more...
[16 Jun 2005]
Case Study The force is using the smartcards to tighten up access to IT systems by eliminating weak passwords and account sharing, and will also save money by reducing calls to the helpdesk asking for password resets.
[10 Jun 2005]
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