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SafeNet releases iKey USB token to meet PCI DSS

SafeNet releases iKey USB token to meet PCI DSS

SafeNet has released a new version of its iKey USB security token.
Fiona Raisbeck Sep 27 2007 11:58AM Security
Review: iKey 1000

Review: iKey 1000

The iKey product from Rainbow Technologies comes in a variety of ways, according to your individual requirements. The iKey 1000 tested is a straightforward two-factor authentication product featuring a USB token and PIN.

Julian Ashbourn Feb 1 2004 12:00AM Security
Review: iKey 2000

Review: iKey 2000

The iKey 2000 product from Rainbow Technologies is similar in concept to the iKey 1000, but it offers additional functionality, including 2048-bit encryption and a Philips 5032 cryptographic controller.

Julian Ashbourn Feb 1 2004 12:00AM Security
Review: iKey 3000

Review: iKey 3000

One-factor authentication (user IDs and password) is still the most widely used method, primarily because it is simple, easy and there are no pieces of hardware to configure. But there are many applications where this is just not secure enough. In two-factor authentication, not only do users need to know a PIN but they also need to possess the correct token. This higher level of security, combined with the token's memory and cryptographic processing capabilities, makes it particularly attractive as a solution for many situations such as digitally signing documents and mails and authenticating the user remotely for access to corporate networks through VPNs.

Paul Grosse Oct 1 2003 12:00AM Security

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