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

MatchLogon with fingerPIN - Procedure

During logon a user need not memorize a series of ever changing passwords.

With MatchLogon the user enters his username followed by his authenticator using biometrics or non-biometrics authentication technology. Depending on which "pluggable" BSP module has been installed and selected, the authenticator presented during logon is compared against the previously enrolled authenticator stored at the authentication MatchLogon Server and the user is either accepted or rejected.

Users whose biometric identification record is already enrolled in the MatchLogon Server database (Active Directory), are only required to enter their user name and present their biometric authenticator. MatchLogon transparently supplies the user's "hidden" and encrypted password to the Windows security system to complete the logon process.

This authentication flexibility reduces password maintenance expense by avoiding calls to the help desk for password-related problems, while providing a more secure block against hacking-related problems.

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