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Biometric Secure Single Sign-On Software

Enterprise Password Management and Network Security Software with Seamless Interface to Active Directory

Prevent accidental or corrupt data leakage and reduce costs by providing indisputable client side authentication, file encryption, and password automation with strong authentication.

With an ever-increasing number of enterprise data security breaches, the pressure on corporate America to implement methods of password management, identity management, data and network security, and two factor authentication has never been stronger. Many states have even passed laws requiring companies without the proper control mechanisms to inform the public of any data loss. Federal legislation, such as the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act and the Sarbanes-Oxley Act impact a wide range of businesses, both public and private, by imposing stiff penalties for failing to protect consumer information and for properly reporting consequential events that have a direct effect on financial results.

The sharing or theft of user passwords still remains the most popular reason that corporate data is compromised. The M2SYS Enterprise Biometrics Suite™ solves this problem by allowing businesses to implement a centralized biometric password management repository for single sign-on and secure access to applications and web sites. With convenient integration into Active Directory, password management with fingerprint authentication leaves the IT department in complete control.

With a single solution that supports strong authentication techniques, companies can protect corporate and personal data while ensuring industry mandated compliance with regulations such as HIPAA and Sarbanes-Oxley.

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The EBS family of products provides a secure authentication framework to Windows-based personal computers. This authentication framework utilizes biometrics, smart cards, TPM security chips, tokens, and other devices to protect system login, password management (single sign-on), file and folder encryption, e-mail, VPN access, and other sensitive operations on the typical PC.

EBS Client Edition: A Windows-based application for password management and data security.

Secure Windows Logon

Graphical Identification and Authentication or GINA is the screen that appears when you first login to Windows or you select CTRL+ALT+DEL on your keyboard. EBS extends the Windows GINA by adding security and convenience to authenticate users before granting access to the Windows desktop. EBS enables strong authentication by allowing users to authenticate with a single or multiple authentication factors. For enterprise users EBS login policies are configurable per user or on a per machine basis.

For users of Windows XP Home Edition, EBS supports Fast User Switching (FUS). FUS allows users of a shared machine to switch between logins without logging out of the machine. With EBS, users can be switched by simply touching an M2SYS fingerprint reader!

Enterprise Class Password Management

EBS is a powerful tool that enables you to reduce costs and conveniently manage your passwords and identities. EBS creates and maintains an encrypted “vault” for your passwords. The first time a password-secured web site or application is used, the user simply enters the original password and then tells EBS to “remember that password.” From that point forward, anytime that web site or application is accessed again, EBS will prompt the user to authenticate using the specified security devices and authentication rules.

File and Folder Encryption

Traditional file encryption and decryption utilities encrypt/decrypt files on-demand one file or folder at a time. EBS is closely tied with Windows Explorer to provide a better user experience. Users browse to a specific file or folder and right click to encrypt or decrypt the selected file(s). Encrypted files are available as regular Windows folders instead of special files.

Secure E-mail/VPN/Certificates

EBS can secure digital certificates installed in a computer and require authentication before an application can access the certificate. Using this feature an enterprise can secure e-mail, VPN access, and other operations which use traditional PKI technology. By adding multi-factor authentication to these daily operations, a much more secure environment for data and network access is created.

Key Features at a Glance:

> Secure Single Sign-On and
   Enterprise Class Password
   Management including support for
   Internet Explorer and Mozilla
   Browsers (Firefox)

> Multi-device and multi-factor
   authentication

> File and folder encryption

> Encrypted file sharing

> Secure E-mail, VPN, and certificate
   access

> Supports Windows XP, Server,
   2003, and Vista

> Windows XP fast user switching

> Easy to use GUI

> Simple installation program

> Simple method to import existing
   passwords

> Works with Enterprise Edition

EBS Enterprise Edition: A cost-effective, server-based back-end that offers enterprise-wide identity and password management as well as data protection that is easily deployed and easily managed by your IT department.

Scalable Authentication Framework

EBS is designed to work in conjunction with a wide variety of authentication devices, such as the M2SYS suite of fingerprint readers. EBS also supports smart cards from major suppliers such as Gemalto and G&D and the latest security chip technology being added to most laptops – the Trusted Platform Modules (TPM). EBS also supports authentication tokens, proximity badges, and other proprietary security devices from multiple vendors.

Centralized or Remote User Enrollment

User authentication information is stored along with the other information in Active Directory, so that a user can be enrolled using any device from any machine. When the user tries to log into another PC in the domain, the authentication data is retrieved from Active Directory to perform the match; the user never needs to enroll separately on the second machine.

Wide Platform Support

EBS provides organizations a well-integrated strong authentication and identity management system that ties easily into their existing infrastructure with features like:

Key Features at a Glance:

> Standard Microsoft Management
   Console (MMC) for managing user
   accounts and settings

> Choice of centralized or remote
   enrollment for user authentication
   devices (e.g. fingerprint or smart
   card enrollment)

> Support for multi-device and
   multi-factor authentication including
   biometrics, smart cards, TPM
   support, and hardware tokens

> Encrypted file sharing in the
   enterprise. Allows encryption keys
   for each user to be stored in the
   Active Directory allowing any user in
   the domain to securely share
   encrypted data with other users
   without key management or
   transfer.

> Integrated license management to
   simplify the procedure of auditing
   and tracking

> Enterprise level event logging to
   produce an audit trail of user
   operations to help comply with
   regulations like HIPAA

> Multi-language support

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*	Based on a Gartner Group study estimating that it costs $35 to reset an employee password.

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:: System Benefits

>	Eliminate vulnerable passwords that are used to protect data, emails, login, etc.
>	Easily scale from one user to thousands of users with multiple types of authentication devices.
>	Use on standalone PCs or easily upgrade to enterprise password management with seamless Active Directory interface
>	Other “mix and match” solutions can cost over $150 per seat. EBS is < $50 per seat.
>	Generate real-time reports showing which users are accessing specific PCs, networks, and applications
>	Ties into standard tools used by IT administrators to manage user information
>	There is no “one size fits all” security package. EBS is designed to adapt to customer requirements