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Fortefi Self Service helps organizations lower support costs by providing a secure and effective process for users to reset their own passwords, minimizing the number of calls to the helpdesk.
Identity is confirmed through correct responses to a series of security questions which are randomly selected from administrator and user-defined values.
SIMPLE IMPLEMENTATION |
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A single-domain solution can be running in a matter of hours with little configuration. |
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Create an administrator-defined pool of mandatory questions, and require users to register personal questions and answers. |
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Install a 'kiosk' account to provide locked out users access to Self Service by simply typing a known userid, e.g., 'help'. |
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Validate passwords against domain security policy for consistency. |
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REAL-TIME ALERTS AND AUDITING |
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Deliver real-time alerts directly to the user and/or administrator using email templates on any condition from a successful account reset event to a failed user authentication. |
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Pull scheduled numbers of events into the Fortefi Compliance Auditor, a tool that provides auditors with an indelible audit trail of activity. |
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Customize alert emails and recipients using available runtime metadata tokens in the alert templates. |
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USER FRIENDLY INTERFACE |
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Self Service requires little configuration and can be installed on a single machine for fast deployment. Adding additional hosts provides automatic failover between components. |
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Users register their answer values and any required personal questions using a simple Flash-driven interface. |
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The password reset tool is accessed either from another user's browser, or by logging on to a kiosk account. |
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Once a userid has been entered and validated against registered accounts, a randomized set of questions is presented to the user. Upon a complete set of correct answers, the user is asked to enter a new password to reset the account. |
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