Archive for Data Security

Are your customers asking you for a Logical Access Solution?

By Dovell Bonnett

Wednesday, April 24th, 2013

Looking for a Logical Access Partner to handle all the IT concerns?

We had a great presence at the ISC West 2013 conference in Las Vegas. One recurring theme we heard from ID resellers was their desire to offer their existing customers a value add, card based, logical access solution for network security.

I want to help you secure these new logical access business opportunities.

Companies, healthcare and government agencies are looking for multifactor cyber access control because of the increase in data breaches, implementation of privacy laws like HITECH, HIPPA and CJIS, and their overall concern for network security. Our Power LogOn cyber access control allows you to add logical access to almost any type of ID badge your currently sell. And best of all, it only takes a few hours to install.

Access Smart wants to be your IT security partner. It is our policy to work with you so you can offer your customers a multi-factor cyber access control solution. Here is my promise to you:

1. You retain full ownership of your customer.

2. You will be a reseller of our Power LogOn.

3. We will assist you and your customer on all IT integration, training and support.

Logical access control does not need to be scary, cumbersome, or expensive when you have a partner with 20-years of industry experience. If you are interested in expanding your business, up selling your existing customers and increasing revenue at no risk to your business, then please call me to learn more.

Data security begins with cyber access control. Cyber access control begins with Power LogOn.

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Best regards,

Dovell Bonnett
Founder and CEO
Access Smart, LLC
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Categories : Cloud Security, Cyber Security, Cyber Warfare, Data Security, Multifactor Authentication,, Online Security, Password Authentication, Password Management, physical access

Tags : Corporate Password Management,, cyber access control, Cyber Security,, cyber warfare, Data Security,, logical access, Multifactor Authentication,, Network Authentication,, network security, Password Management,, Smartcard Data Security,, Web Security Products,

Trust Google with your Physical Access?

By Dovell Bonnett

Tuesday, April 23rd, 2013

Industry Buzz about NFC Technology for Physical Access

I have always believed that any two competing technologies have their advantages when placed in the proper environment. Whether it’s a contact versus contactless smartcard, or NFC versus RFID card, both can do the same function but which is it the best use of the technology? For example, contact smartcards are horrible for physical access due to reader wear and exposure to weather environment.

I often see a company who falls so in love with their technology that they forget to understand the customer’s problem. They are playing the game of “technology looking for a problem.” That is what NFC for physical access may be doing.

Categories : Cyber Security, Data Security, physical access

Tags : Cyber Security,, Data Security,, Multifactor Authentication,

Access Smart Shows Cyber Access at ISC West 2013

By Dovell Bonnett

Friday, March 22nd, 2013

Cyber and Physical Access on One Card

Visit us at the Ingersoll Rand Booth #20029

Security experts agree that multi-factor authentication is the best way to safeguard against cyber attacks. Now businesses, agencies and institutions can secure the two most important front doors: The building and the computer network. Access Smart delivers a very extensive product offering where employees will no longer have to remember, type or know their computer passwords. Cyber security begins with network access authentication, and network access authentication begins with Power LogOn.

Access Smart will be demoing Power LogOn – Cyber Access Control work with aptiQ physical access in Ingersoll Rand’s booth #20029 at ISC West 2013 in Las Vegas. Click here to read our Data Sheet “Cyber and Physical Access Control – One Card“

Categories : Cyber Security, Cyber Warfare, Data Security, Data Theft Prevention, Healthcare, Hospital Information System, Identity Theft, Industrial Espionage, Multifactor Authentication,, Online Security, Password Authentication, Password Management, Power LogOn, Smartcards, Social Networking

Power LogOn – Two Cybersecurity Modes

By Dovell Bonnett

Monday, February 18th, 2013

Multifactor Authentication Cybersecurity

Power LogOn offers IT the flexibility to determine how best to implement multifactor authentication cybersecurity. It has always been Access Smart’s belief that Power LogOn should allow custom configurations to meet a company’s security policy, and not force a company to change their security policy because of a product’s limitations.

Power LogOn can operate in either On-Card Mode or Server Mode. This flexibility allows Power LogOn to be installed in a small office to a large multi-international corporation. It’s the same product. So as a company grows they can use the same Power LogOn software to migrate from one mode to another.

I just finished our latest video on Power LogOn Administrator On-Card Mode. In this video you will understand where On-Card Mode is best placed. Please watch the video and contact us if you would like to know how Power LogOn best works in your business.

Link to Video

Categories : Cyber Security, Data Security, Healthcare, Multifactor Authentication,, Password Authentication, Password Management, Power LogOn, Smartcards

Tags : Access Smart,, Corporate Password Management,, Cyber Security,, Data Security Management,, data security products, Multifactor Authentication,, Network Authentication,, Password Management,, Power Logon,, smart card authentication, Smartcard Data Security,

Are you an SEO Cyber Mule? I was.

By Dovell Bonnett

Monday, January 28th, 2013

An SEO Cyber Mule or SEO Hack is when unauthorized links are embedded into your website without your knowledge for the sole purpose of increasing Google rankings. For Google to increase a site rankings they look for the number of one-way backlinks. That’s why the hackers do it. In most cases these links are to pornographic movies, material and services that have nothing to do with your business. These links are positioned so they don’t actually appear on the webpage, but Google can still see them when they send in the spiders. So why is this problem?

Other than the obvious reason that someone has injected code into your site without your permission, the bigger issue is that if Google discovers these links and deems them inappropriate, your site will be blacklisted. Blacklisting is when Google and other search engines no longer index your site. When someone is searching using your keywords, your site will never come up. Google often never informs web owners that they have been blacklisted, and the effort to get off the list can be very time consuming. Read More→

Categories : Cloud Security, Cyber Security, Data Security, Online Security

Tags : cyber attacks, Cyber Security,, Hackers,, hacking threats, malware, Online Security,, Web Security Products,