Overview

MatchLogon GINA

MatchLogon Server

SAP/R3 Integration

Technologies Supported

Authentication Scenarios

Auditing & Admin

[Procedure]

     New user enrollment
     Typical Logon Process

     Automatic Lock PC

     [Credential Caching]
     Logo Customisation

Problems with Passwords

Why fingerprinting?

Sequential What?

Behind the scenes

System Requirements

Procedure > Credential Caching

Credential caching refers to the mechanism that allows a user to be disconnected from the network but still be able to use domain credentials for logon. When credential caching is enabled, MatchLogon stores a user's authenticators locally. These authenticators are retrieved and verified locally when the user is disconnected during logon. MatchLogon's authenticators caching functionality closely resembles Windows built-in functionality for password-based network-detached logon.

Only the network administrator can enable caching for a particular computer (for example a laptop). MatchLogon minimizes client side security risks by storing authenticators in digitally signed and encrypted form using the operations facilities of the Microsoft Data Protection API and Microsoft CryptoAPI.

Once the administrator disables the caching option for a particular computer all data cached on this PC will be removed regardless of the user wishes.

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