Q1/2006  

Outlook Web Access (OWA) is the web-based version of Microsoft Outlook. OWA allows any client with a compatible browser to access the Microsoft Exchange Server, enabling users to read their emails, view their calendars, and more from computers with Internet access in remote locations such as Internet kiosks.

The eToken OTP Authentication1.0 for MS OWA is an authentication enhancement developed by Aladdin, enabling organizations to implement secure access to OWA with eToken OTP technology. The authentication enhancement protects users? emails and data from unauthorized access by requiring both the eToken device and a password in order to authenticate

Key Benefits

• Easy implementation of OTP-based strong authentication for the protection of network and web services
• Easy integration to the commonly used Microsoft OWA
• Easy solution to maintain and update
• Zero footprint strong user authentication
• Easy back-end configuration
• Fully compatible with entire eToken suite of solutions including secure network access, VPN and web access, password management, PC protection, email security, digital signing of e-business transactions, and more

eToken Windows Logon provides secure logon to the Windows platform, enabling organizations to implement token-based two-factor authentication to Windows. Depending on the organizational policies, eToken Windows Logon authenticates users either with a Smartcard Logon certificate or through a user name and password, securely stored on the eToken.

The TMS Windows Logon (GINA) Connector supports and provides easy deployment of user profiles for the eToken Windows Logon application. The TMS Windows Logon (GINA) Connector enables the initialization of eToken devices with a list of logon profiles (a logon profile contains a user name, a domain to which the user belongs, a domain password, and a set of options).

Key Benefits

• Shortens and simplifies the deployment of eToken Windows Logon within an organization
• Enables user self-service enrollment of tokens with logon credentials
• Full deployment and life-cycle management capabilities for user tokens, certificates and keys using a single system ? Aladdin?s TMS

What is eToken Windows Logon (GINA)?

eToken Windows Logon provides secure logon to the Windows platform, enabling organizations to implement token-based two-factor authentication to Windows. eToken Windows Logon ensures strong network protection, combined with convenience and portability.

The eToken Windows Logon installation replaces the Microsoft Graphical Identification and Authentication (GINA) DLL, the password-based logon mechanism that comes standard with Windows. Depending on the organizational policies, eToken Windows Logon authenticates users either with a Smartcard Logon certificate or through a user name and password, securely stored on the eToken.

Key features

Supports both certificate-based (Smartcard Logon) and password-based authentication

• Support for logon using a Windows computer that is not in a domain
• Support for logon/unlock using the eToken without removing and re-inserting the eToken
• An ?Unblock eToken? feature that allows the administrator to unblock the eToken even when not on site
• Automatic launch of the Profile Creation Wizard when an eToken without a Windows logon profile is inserted
• Support for logon to Terminal Services using either an eToken Windows Logon profile or a Smartcard Logon certificate

eToken with Flash support ? will be released during Q2/2006. Stay tuned.
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