RSA SecurID for Microsoft Windows.ppt

RSA SecurID?for Microsoft? Windows? Agenda RSA SecurID – the standard for Strong 2 Factors Authentication Authentication in the Enterprise Authentication to Microsoft Windows How It Works Other MS Solutions that are RSA Ready The Business Problem The Business Problem Low security of static password Difficult to remember Inconsistent user experience Users write them down Help desk costs Unproductive users Frustration Passwords Are a Big Problem Problems with passwords were mentioned spontaneously in 2 2003 focus groups: “You have to log in and have complicated, long passwords with numbers and digits” “I just see my friends trying to use (their passwords) and forgetting them all the time” Many consumer applications force multiple logons with different user names, passwords, account numbers Consumer fraud complaints for 2003 The Fastest Growing Crime Auditing Multiple access points Multiple logs Compliance requirements Methods of Authentication Something you know Password, PIN, “mother’s maiden name” Something you have magnetic card, smart card, token, Physical key Something unique about you Finger print, voice, retina, iris Solving the Password Problem Combine something you have ... your ATM card, for example Security Proven security 15 million users 14,000 customers Two-factor Authenticationwith RSA SecurID Time-SynchronizedStrong User Authentication How Customers Use RSA SecurID Authentication in the Enterprise Past: Strong Authentication for Remote Access Authentication in the EnterprisePresent: Network is opening up, getting more porous Authentication to Microsoft Windows Today: Username and password Authentication to Microsoft Windows Tomorrow: Username and passcode RSA SecurID Login Simplicity Simple Consistent Secure Auditability Centralized logging Robust reporting RSA SecurID for Microsoft WindowsConfiguration Requirements RSA SecurID Architecture How It WorksUser on-line (Network Connected) How It WorksUser off-line (Network disconn