CRYPTO-Server

I read the latest information on the development of CRYPTO-Server on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X . It is the two-factor authentication solution that helps enterprises eliminate the use of static passwords, whether working remotely or inside the firewall, thus ensuring that valuable network resources are accessible only by authorized users. It is the only option with native solutions for Mac OS X (Panther/Tiger), Linux (Red Hat, SuSE), and Windows, enabling users on any platform to implement a complete solution for logon to desktop, LAN, VPN, and the Web. This simplified and consistent user logon mechanism virtually eliminates help-desk calls related to password management, while also helping organizations comply with regulatory requirements. Instead of a user being forced to remember complex passwords, a new complex password is automatically generated for the user for each logon. Nothing could be easier, more secure, or more economical. And with heterogeneous networks becoming the norm, CRYPTO-Server delivers the most flexible solution to manage authentication at every network access point. It supports Apache and IIS Web servers, a range of VPN choices, and even allows Mac and Linux clients to authenticate within a Windows domain. CRYPTO Card protects the networked assets of some of the worlds most important and, consequently, most targeted government, research, financial, and commercial institutions against malicious, unauthorized, or accidental access. These solutions and technology combine the recognized strength of two-factor authentication with one-time passwords to eliminate the use of static, shared, or easily cracked passwords.