HOW IS SELF SERVICE USED?
What tasks should be performed and what are the benefits to administrator and user?
The administrator can:
Set the maximum retry count for answers during a password reset attempt. |
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Set and enforce password policies. |
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Set timeout limits on Fortefi Self Service. |
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Define and configure the number of default questions which will be presented to the user. |
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Configure the number of user questions which will be presented to the user. |
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Fully audit all Self Service events. |
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Configure automatic alerts and confirmations of Self Service events for administrators and users. |
The user can:
Define their own personal set of security questions and answers. |
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Reset passwords without loss of time through reference to the busy IT Help Desk in the organization. |
DATA SECURITY
Self Service has been designed to safely transport and store personal user information, specifically:
Data Transfer |
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All password data is encrypted before being transported across the Fortefi Framework. Traffic is passed between framework agents via a single configurable SSL port providing a robust, scalable architecture. |
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Configuration Data |
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All configuration data is encrypted and securely stored in framework manager databases with an MD5 answer hashing option. |
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User Data |
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No client code is installed so user data is never stored on the client, An Adobe Flash interface passes encrypted data to the agent via SSL. |
PLATFORM SUPPORT
Self Service is built upon the Fortefi Framework, a scalable base that provides platform independence for all solutions in the Fortefi product suite.

The entire product suite is securely administered from a central web console using a hierarchical domain management structure that allows online deployment and update of any Fortefi solution to any host with a couple of clicks.
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