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Re: two-factor OTP systems
From: Bill Kyle <Bill.Kyle () JHU EDU>
Date: Thu, 2 Apr 2009 09:37:07 -0400
Jeff, Check out the offerings from Vasco http://www.vasco.com/ for two- factor solutions. A few years ago I did an evaluation and Vasco was the most cost effective solution. Their hardware tokens (Digipass) do not have a programmed date to stop working. The work until the battery dies ~ 7 years. The use AD for their database and can make use of the users password in AD instead of requiring a PIN (one less thing for a user to forget). And they have a solution for smart phones (Virtual Digipass). -- Sincerely, Bill Kyle Network Security Engineer II 410.516.3364 Johns Hopkins Network Security Johns Hopkins University and Medical Institutions "War makes war, it won't bring peace It just makes more, without cease" - John Gorka On Mar 31, 2009, at 11:07 AM, jeff murphy wrote:
I'm looking for experiences/recommendations on two-factor OTP systems suitable for plugging into RADIUS and/or Active Directory. I'd be particularly interested in systems that can use smartphones as the token generator. Google lead me to: http://www.deepnetsecurity.com/products2/MobileID.asp but I haven't found much else on that front. jeff
Current thread:
- Re: two-factor OTP systems Russell Fulton (Mar 31)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: two-factor OTP systems Bill Kyle (Apr 02)
- Re: two-factor OTP systems Gary Flynn (Apr 02)
- Re: two-factor OTP systems jeff murphy (Apr 02)
- Re: two-factor OTP systems jeff murphy (Apr 02)
- Re: two-factor OTP systems Tyler T. Schoenke (Apr 02)
- Re: two-factor OTP systems Tyler T. Schoenke (Apr 02)
- Re: two-factor OTP systems Matthew Dalton (Apr 02)
- Re: two-factor OTP systems Gary Dobbins (Apr 02)
- Re: two-factor OTP systems Kevin Schmidt (Apr 03)
- Re: two-factor OTP systems Nick Lewis (Apr 11)
- Re: two-factor OTP systems Russell Fulton (Apr 22)
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