eToken Strong Authentication - The Key to Secure PCs and Data
by Aladdin Knowledge Systems

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Published on: 08/01/2008
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Overview
It has already become well accepted that protecting data is critically needed for enabling digital business and activities. Consequently, a variety of PC and data security solutions are available in the market to answer this need, as well as to assist organizations in facing the growing threats of data theft and complying with the regulatory requirements for data protection. Together with authentication tokens, these solutions, ranging from computer pre-boot authentication and whole disk encryption to the encryption of specific files and email messages, can enable organizations to effectively protect their data. Authentication tokens are an essential component in PC and data security solutions for they provide strong user authentication, ensuring that individuals accessing data are who they claim to be. Furthermore, certain kinds of authentication tokens – such as USB smart-card-based tokens – can provide significant extended support for strong PC and data security by offering secure generation and storage of encryption keys.

The deployment of authentication tokens within an organization also intrinsically sets the foundation for additional security solutions including secure network access, physical access, and single sign-on. To make the most out of authentication tokens, it is important to select a token solution that can function as a platform for all the organization's access security needs, and that both administrators and users will find comfortable and easy to use. Since authentication tokens are a long term investment, organizations should opt to implement a scalable and flexible solution that can support not only their current but also their evolving security needs.

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