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PassGo Customer
At the time of writing, we are building up to attend Infosecurity Europe 2004 at Olympia in London. By the time you receive this edition of the PassGo newsletter, I trust that I will have been able to speak to some of you in person. We are pleased to announce that Defender 5.1 will shortly be released, comprising a substantial set of new features and enhancements. Also as a taster of the good things still to come, we aim to bring you details of a new PassGo product, targeted at remote distribution and installation of all PassGo products. This framework solution will greatly simplify product deployment, installation and upgrade in any medium to large scale enterprise. Sincerely |
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Defender 5.1 New Features Since the beginning
of 2004, work has been progressing on a set of enhancements to
the Defender product set. This project includes improvements
to the user interface, streamlining the simplicity of Defender’s
administration and further integration of the Defender Security
Server configuration within the Active Directory environment. For further information please contact defender@passgo.com |
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PassGo Extends Two-Factor Authentication to the Citrix® MetaFrame® Access Suite By integrating
PassGo’s Defender product with MetaFrame Access Suite products,
the level of security required to access sensitive corporate
information is greatly increased. |
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UPM-URM on Itanium PassGo Technologies
today announced the release date of UNIX Resource Manager (URM)
and UNIX Privilege Manager (UPM) for HP-UX for the Intel Itanium
processor family, further extending the range of supported platforms
for this family of products. |
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Electronic
Banking and the Case for Strong Two-Factor Authentication
In today’s
corporate environment, the need exists to ensure that only authorised
individuals or customers gain access to critical devices or services
offered. With the availability of ‘ready to use’ ‘sniffers’ and
access code (password/PIN) cracking tools, the standard username/password
or PIN combination may no longer be adequate to withstand the
test of secure authentication. |
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Federation of Security Professionals Seminar, Toronto PassGo recently
attended the Federation of Security Professionals Seminar in
Toronto at the Royal Bank Financial Auditorium. |
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