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Apr
16

PIN Crackers

By Dovell Bonnett

We all know what a PIN is (Personal Identification Number). When one uses only a PIN to authenticate a user it is refered to as single-factor authentication (something you know) which is the weakest of all authentications for network security. Today’s security standards now require at least tw0-factors (something you have and something you know). The best is security to protect against identity theft is a PIN protected, smartcard-based, password manager which offers double-two factor authentication.

Reader what Kim Zetter of Wired Magazine writes on how hackers have crossed into new frontiers by devising sophisticated ways to steal large amounts of personal identification numbers, or PINs, protecting credit and debit cards.  Click here to read the entire Wired article.

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January’s Feature Advice

Employees will use your company computers to shop online for the holidays. While there are software packages that can be added to your server to block this to some degree, there are always work-a-rounds. From a security perspective you don’t want employees using the same password for their shopping carts as they use to your networks and data files. A passwords manager program is a good way to avoid this problem. Please check out our feature product Power LogOn.

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Power LogOn: Power LogOn is a smartcard-based password management solution. While other smartcard security systems are only affordable to the Fortune 100 companies, Power LogOn broke this barrier. So imagine never having to remember or type another one of your passwords, having stong security, at a starting price of $53.

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