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reauthenticate

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See: reconfirm


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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Johnson's memo, which includes a security checklist created by the National Institute for Standards and Technology, recommended four actions: use encryption when carrying agency data; use two-factor authentication provided by a device that is separate from the computer (such as a USB token); ensure that users reauthenticate after 30 minutes of inactivity; and verify that all sensitive data is purged within 90 days if no longer required.
As voice clients roamed, they had to reauthenticate with the access points, which would drop the call.
Other capabilities include: enterprise SSO functionality, which grants access to any number of Microsoft Windows client/ server, Web or mainframe applications without the user having to reauthenticate to each new application; multiple authentication methods such as a password, digital certificate, smart card or fingerprint-based biometric; and automated password change so application passwords can be strengthened without impacting user productivity.
 
 
 
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