Expertise in Identity & Access Management

In these security conscious times most organisations recognise the limitation and risk posed by "single factor authentication". Typically this is a simple password and can easily be compromised by social engineering, network traffic capture, brute force and keystroke logging, to name just some of the threats. And with the extension and blurring of the enterprise perimeter through VPN connectivity and applications delivered through web browsers such as OWA and Citrix, the risks are even further compounded. Today it is widely accepted that to mitigate against the risk of single factor authentication being compromised, stronger authentication methods are necessary.

If you need to improve the strength of your authentication methods and want to learn more about strong authentication solutions, sign up for this free webinar. We'll tell you how you can replace your weak, user name / password security with strong, device-based authentication, including smart card-based solutions that include tokens, readers, server and user portal.

Webinar content

Lasting no more than an hour, this webinar will cover:

• Solutions and technologies overview
• Certificate management with Microsoft Identity Lifecycle Manager 2007
• Kicking the tyres with some classic use cases and scenarios
• Smart card logon to Windows
• Smart card authentication to VPN

As well as demos of Microsoft Identity Lifecycle Manager (ILM) certificate management, we'll also allow plenty of time for questions and answers so that you can put your specific issues to our authentication and PKI experts.

When?

May 21st. 16:00 GMT, 17:00 CET, 08:00 Pacific, 11:00 Eastern

To Register

To sign up, click here to send us an email containing your name, company name, country and telephone number. We will then add you to the registration list and email joining instructions to you a few days before the webinar.

More information

You can learn more about strong authentication and the solutions we offer here, or you can contact us with any questions you may have. We'd be pleased to hear from you.

21 May 2008 00:00:00 (Source: OCG Events)