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For a successful economic recovery in complete security

Thursday, January 28th, 2010

Economic crises have always been a pivotal point for company policies. The most recent one is no exception, but in particular it has brought IT security right back at the top of the agenda, so it is once again a central concern for senior management and IT Departments alike. To ensure a healthy and sustainable recovery for its customers, Evidian has reviewed and updated its security offerings, so they are even more transparent, aligned with business needs and deliver even greater added value.

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Use single sign-on for compliance

Monday, December 4th, 2006

We are witnessing a shift in the reasons for considering single sign-on. Make no mistake, many single sign-on (SSO) purchases are still motivated by productivity concerns. Reducing the number of passwords that users must remember, lowering administration load, freeing the help desk from password reset tasks - these are all significant incentives.

But more and more, we find that being compliant with laws and regulations is a major reason for choosing a single sign-on solution. Although such regulations rarely if ever mandate single sign-on, many organizations find that these types of solutions can make compliance considerably easier. (more…)

A burning issue: software high availability for fire departments

Wednesday, November 1st, 2006

What if you phoned the fire department and nobody could take your call?

When you install an emergency call center solution in fire departments, you want to make sure that your software is fault-tolerant. Service availability is literally a matter of life and death. (more…)

What if your computer noticed when you arrive in the morning?

Friday, October 27th, 2006

You would enter just one password and access all your applications - no other passwords required. And when you momentarily leave your desk during the day, your PC would just shut down the session or activate the password-protected screen saver. (more…)

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