Power LogOn Password Administrator

Smart Card Removes The Weakest Link In Your Network's Security

Within large companies, an IT administrator’s best security efforts for a corporation’s enterprise network can often be compromised unintentionally by employees. Employees’ network passwords are posted on notes, written on white boards, stored under their keyboard, kept in binders or saved in document files in their computers, often clearly labeled “passwords." Hackers and identity thieves know all these and other poor habits of computer users, and companies rarely can enforce how employees choose to remember their passwords. Therefore, the weakest link ― no matter the sophistication of a company’s computer security policies ― is how the individual employee manages all their passwords.

Power LogOn Administrator allows an IT administrators to assign and issue smartcards with variable rights, privileges and passwords to each employee given authorized network, data files and web accounts access. Employees do not have to create passwords; the administrator programs the cards with the Administrator software, which can generates random PIN/passwords without the user ever knowing the password itself. The password data on the smart card is Triple Data Encryption Standard (3DES), and Power LogOn Password Manager software stores this logon and password information on the smartcard and never on the computer.

Power LogOn Password Administrator uses the same security technology employed by Fortune 500 companies and the U.S. government, and provides businesses of all sizes with the affordable protection needed to safeguard sensitive company information. Power LogOn Password Administrator also helps businesses mitigate liability in the event of a security breach because of our security features not available with other password management solutions.

Other features include:

• All the features of Power LogOn Password Manager, plus
• Security. Administrator can assign and update the computer, network, data file and internet accounts passwords.
• Employee convenience. The employee does not need to remember, type or even know their passwords.
• Portability. Employees may use their Power LogOn cards on any computer within the company or at remote locations that are running Power LogOn.
• Confidentiality. IT provides different passwords to every employee for each project. Employees do not share passwords.
• Protect confidential files on a stolen computer. Computer log on can now have a random complex password that will keep most thieves from accessing the computer. Advanced data file encryption programs with complex access passwords can be used.
• Versatile. Power LogOn Password Administrator works out-of-the-box with standard default settings, but provides full-featured versatility for administrators who want to manage security policies, logon entries and end-users.
• Network Security. Pre-set computer action when the card is removed from the reader to either lock, logoff or shutdown the computer. IT may determine change-password frequency and reminders in addition to many other customizable features. The administrator may also specify user groups and determine which default settings and logon entries the end-user is allowed to change.
• Administrator control. Log on to the Administrator using a password or based on rights granted to the card. The primary administrator grants and revokes other administrators’ rights.
• Reporting. Reports and logs include all active and inactive cardholders and administrators; defective, lost, stolen and returned cards; as well as cardholder and system transactions.
• Interoperability. While its modular, client-based architecture makes Power LogOn Password Manager function independently of the existing network infrastructure, the Administrator APIs allow Power LogOn to integrate easily with a wide range of third-party client and server-based applications such as with facility access card management systems or identity management systems.

Power LogOn Password Administrator has a proven record of success. The Password Manager and Administrator software have been installed on systems since 2000. These products remain in continuous use at government, financial, educational and healthcare institutions worldwide.

Protect your company’s personal data with Power LogOn Password Administrator.

Datasheets

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Power LogOn Features List (PDF)
Security Technology Comparisons (PDF)

System Requirements

Client Side (Employee computer)

Operating System: Windows® 2000, XP Professional/Home Edition or higher.
Personal Computer: Pentium® 233 MHz or higher, or compatible; CD-ROM drive; VGA or higher graphics; 128MB of RAM; USB or PCMCIA available port; and 70MB available hard disk space.

Card Administrator (The person issuing the cards).

Operating System: Windows® XP, 2000, 2000 Server, or 2003 Server.
Personal Computer: Pentium® 233 MHz or higher, or compatible; CD-ROM drive; VGA or higher graphics; 128MB of RAM; USB or PCMCIA available port; and 8 GB available hard disk space.

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