passwords
RSS passwordsLogical Access Security: The Role of Smart Cards in Strong Authentication
White Paper Passwords are typically controlled by the password owner, who can use easily guessed passwords, share passwords with others, write passwords down, or use the same... [14 Nov 2009]
The Information Card Ecosystem: The Fundamental Leap From Cookies & Passwords to Cards & Selectors
White Paper The emergence of a long-awaited digital identity layer for the Internet means the evolution from an identity model based on one-dimensional cookies and passwords to a new model based on two-dimensional Information Cards. [13 Nov 2009]
Simple, Secure Enterprise Single Sign-on-Advantages for Your Company
White Paper User authentication with user name and passwords can simply be reduced to this provocative and simple denominator. And if one adds the factor security, passwords are no longer an appropriate solution to... [13 Nov 2009]
Already Working or Still Authenticating Again, Again, and Again?: Smart Enterprise Single Sign-On
White Paper Authentication with username and passwords can be reduced to this provocative and simple quote. When ones factor in security, the explosion in passwords to access sensitive company data and IT systems is... [13 Nov 2009]
Preventing Password Expiration Proactively
White Paper Requests to reset expired passwords can constitute a sizable portion of the total help desk workload. Because password expiration is periodic, the help desk tends to be flooded with calls about expired... [13 Nov 2009]
PasswordCourier With Telephone Access
White Paper Courion's PasswordCourier Telephone Access option enables users to securely reset their forgotten passwords through an Interactive Voice Response (IVR) application, using a touch-tone telephone. As with all... [13 Nov 2009]
A Practical Approach to Controlling Privileged Accounts
White Paper Sharing privileged account passwords is a security and compliance no-no, while more complex methods, such as dual controls, can hinder business processes. Organizations must prove that privileged and root operations are... [13 Nov 2009]
The Business Case for Desktop Authority Password Self-Service
White Paper This benefit can be even further enhanced when the solution is combined with technologies that reduce the overall number of passwords that must be managed. Obviously, the ROI for implementing a self-service password... [13 Nov 2009]
The Primer: Nuts and Bolts of Federated Identity Management
White Paper With so many employees accessing up to thirty different resources over the Internet to do their daily jobs - often with thirty different usernames and passwords - organizations are struggling to maintain a secure working... [13 Nov 2009]
An Effective Approach to Restoring System Access in Windows
White Paper Unfortunately, this kind of problem is frequently resolved by the administrator using the brute force method, without using any special software for resetting and restoring passwords. In order to protect important data,... [13 Nov 2009]
Utilizing Apani EpiForce as a Mitigating Control for PCI/CISP Compliance
White Paper This whitepaper identifies ways of using new technologies as a mitigating control for PCI-DSS compliance and to solve the issue of limiting the scope of an audit, and encrypting user names and passwords in transmission... [13 Nov 2009]
10 Things You Really Wished You Had Known About PDF Security, But They Didn't Tell You!
White Paper No access control information travels with the documents, no passwords are given to users, and users have no means of entering passwords. The LockLizard approach is to license the relationship between... [12 Nov 2009]
Enterprise Password Management: A Best Practices Guide for Solving the Fallout of Password Inflation
White Paper Power users and even rank and file knowledge workers have to deal with scores of passwords. There are simply too many usernames and passwords to remember, or, the length and complexity of each password... [12 Nov 2009]
Password Management Survey: IT Managers Respond to the Impact of Password Policies on Security and Productivity
White Paper Employees in companies from across all industries find themselves having too many passwords. A growing trend for many companies is to implement stronger password policies designed to increase network security. [12 Nov 2009]
Solving the Password Management Paradox: Defining the Problem and Reviewing the Four Best-Known Solutions
White Paper Many companies attempt to address their security concerns by simply implementing stronger password policies, requiring employees to remember more and stronger passwords for all applications. This paper reviews the... [12 Nov 2009]
