Tax day is Thursday, and the nation is scrambling to complete their taxes, companies as well as individuals. Many organizations are considering filing online to benefit from faster return times through direct deposit and wire transfers—in fact, the Federal government and many states incentivize online filing. Last year, nearly 95 million returns were e-filed. However, [...]
Archive for the ‘2 Factor Authentication’ Category
Secure remote access on an enterprise scale often means supporting two-factor authentication (2F), meaning identifying both the device and the person. With NCP engineering’s VPN client, enterprises can maintain any combination for 2F they want – OTPs (one-time passwords), biometrics, PKI certificates, etc. Specifically, the NCP Secure Enterprise Client integrates fully with: Any hardware OTP [...]
Where do you keep your VPN Gateway?
Posted: July 22, 2009 by vpnhaus in 2 Factor Authentication, PCI, Posts, Rethink Remote AccessWe’re following a great discussion on LinkedIn as to where to keep a VPN gateway – in the DMZ or on the LAN directly. Pros and cons are argued for both sides (mostly pro-DMZ) and we’d like to hear your views on this debate. The views split over admin setup issues and effective security. Placing [...]
