1. Introduction to Novell SecureLogin Single Sign-on
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Introduction to Novell SecureLogin Single Sign-on
Bob Bentley
Product Manager
Novell, Inc.
John Clark
Development Manager
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2. Vision…one Net Mission
A world where networks of all types—corporate and public, intranets, extranets, and the Internet—work together as one Net and securely connect employees, customers, suppliers, and partners across organizational boundaries
Mission
To solve complex business and technical challenges with Net business solutions that enable people, processes, and systems to work together and our customers to profit from the opportunities of a networked world

4. Agenda The Password Management Problem
SecureLogin: The Password Management Solution
How It Works
SecureLogin 3 Features and Architecture
Demonstration
What About Your Organization
Summary/Question and Answer

5. Introduction
one Net:
Simplify
Secure
Accelerate
Extend

6. Password Management Problem
how many
passwords
you do
have?

7. Password Management Problem (cont.)
Too many to remember!

8. Password Management Problem (cont.)
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Password Management Problem (cont.)
Security is compromised
Users will
Use weak passwords
Share passwords
Record passwords
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9. Password Management Problem (cont.)
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Password Management Problem (cont.)
How does this affect your Help Desk costs
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10. Help Desk Costs Did you know…
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Help Desk Costs
Did you know…
Each time an end-user calls the help desk, it costs the organization $25 to $50 (Giga)
Annually, organizations spend $200-$300 per user on password management (Hurwitz Group)
(IDC) Annual help desk time spent managing passwords for an average 5,000 user organization with…
4-8 apps: 4,150 hours
Over 20 apps: 10,700 hours
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11. Password Management Problem: Help Desk Costs
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Password Management Problem: Help Desk Costs
How big is the problem? First-hand data—
One Novell customer
Spent $32 for each password reset
10,000 users
2 password resets for each user annually
$640,000 spent annually on password reset
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12. Password Management Problem
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Password Management Problem
What about your users?
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13. Password Management Problem: End-User Productivity
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Password Management Problem: End-User Productivity
Did you know…
The average user scenario: 44 hours per year performing multiple login tasks to access 4 applications (Hurwitz Group)
A 5,000 user organization loses 1,479 hours of productive time per month getting help with passwords (IDC)
Over 70% of users have password problems at least monthly (IDC)
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14. Password Management Problem
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Password Management Problem
What about data security?
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15. Password Management Problem: Cost of Insecure Data
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Password Management Problem: Cost of Insecure Data
Did you know…
In 1999, Fortune 1000 companies reported $45 billion in proprietary information loss (Price Waterhouse Coopers)
57% of security breaches were made by on-site employees/contractors accessing unauthorized resources (eWeek)
On-site employees/contractors are the #1 threat to proprietary data security (Price Waterhouse Coopers)
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16. Password Management Solution
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Password Management Solution
The Holy Grail?
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17. Password Management Solution
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Password Management Solution
Novell SecureLogin
A password management solution that single sign-on enables Windows, web, Citrix/Terminal Server, and host-based applications
Solves 95% of password management problems (IDC)
#1 Market Share Leader (IDC)
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18. Password Management Solution
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Password Management Solution
Novell SecureLogin benefits
Significantly reduces support costs
Simplifies the end-user experience
Increases security
Leverages Novell eDirectory™
it’s one Net
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19. Password Management Solution
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Password Management Solution
Securely Store passwords in eDirectory
eDirectory
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20. Password Management Solution
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Password Management Solution
For on-demand presentation to applications
eDirectory
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21. Novell SecureLogin Today
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Novell SecureLogin Today
Out-of-the-box support…a partial listing
MSN Messenger
ACT
Browser Pop-ups
CorporateTime
Entrust
Eudora
Goldmine
ICQ
JUNO
Lotus Notes
Lotus Organizer
Meeting Maker
MS Internet Gaming Zone
MS FrontPage
MS Money 98/99
Quicken
Siebel Sales
Yahoo! Messenger
Visual SourceSafe
Windows Logon
MS SQL
Microsoft Outlook
Clarify
QuickBooks Pro
Rumba 6
Attachmate Extra! 6.3
Attachmate Extra! 6.5
Opera Web
Internet Explorer Dialer
AOL
Internet Explorer Web
Internet Explorer Pop-up
Compuserve
Earthlink
Reflection 7
HostExplorer
PCOM 4.3, 5.0
Mindspring
Netscape Web
Netscape Pop-up
NeoPlanet Web
MSN
Prodigy
Novell GroupWise®
PeopleSoft
Oracle
SoftFront Track for Win
Worldnet
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22. How It Works: Login Experience—Before NSL
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How It Works: Login Experience—Before NSL
Application
server
4) Application starts
Login ID:
Password:
frank
*******
2) Credential challenge
1) Launch application
3) Provide credentials
Client
workstation
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23. How It Works: Login Experience—With NSL
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How It Works: Login Experience—With NSL
Application
server
Novell
eDirectory
5) NSL receives secret (ID/PWD) from eDirectory, then authenticates to application
3) Credential challenge
4) NSL requests secret from eDirectory
2) Launch application
1) Authenticate to eDirectory
Login ID:
Password:
Client
workstation
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24. NSL 3.0 Features: Client-Side Features
Comprehensive single sign-on
Windows applications
Groupware and client/server applications
Web sites
Terminal emulators
Citrix/Terminal Server
Script development options
Wizards for simple application integration tasks
Advanced login scripting for complex application integration tasks
Password policy enforcement
Deployment options
Client32™, LDAP or ADSI
Client-only or client-server configuration with Novell SecretStore®
Local cache for remote/ disconnected use
Other user features
NMAS SE built in
Screenlock for Win9x
Simple configuration tool for users

25. NSL 3.0 Features, Server-Side Features and Administration
Server-side options, when
implemented on eDirectory
SecretStore v3 Server
NMAS v2 Server
Administration tools
ConsoleOne® Administration for eDirectory configurations
Script editor administration for LDAP, ADSI configurations
Administrative capabilities
Single point of management for deploying organization-wide scripts, password policies
Administrator sets overriding values for user options
SNMP monitoring of login events and performance

26. NSL 3.0 Components: Standard eDirectory Environment
NMAS Data
Corporate scripts
Password policies
User secrets
User scripts
TLaunch
WinSSO
Notes
WebSSO
eDirectory
server
Script
engine
Main module
Client32
SecretStore
Local cache
(Optional)
SecureLogin
client
NMAS

27. NSL 3.0 Components: LDAP Environment
eDirectory
Corporate scripts
Password policies
User secrets
User scripts
TLaunch
WinSSO
Notes
WebSSO
eDirectory
server
with
NLDAP
Script
engine
Main module
LDAP
Local cache
(Optional)
SecureLogin
client

28. NSL 3.0 Components: Citrix/Terminal Server Environment
eDirectory
NMAS data
Corporate scripts
Password policies
User secrets
User scripts
TLaunch
WinSSO
Notes
WebSSO
Script
engine
Main module
Client32
Citrix/Terminal Server with SecureLogin client installed
eDirectory
server
SecretStore
PC client
Browser
Mac
Pocket PC
NMAS
UNIX
Linux
ICA clients

29. Demonstration

30. NSL 3.0 Requirements NSL 3.0 client platforms Windows 98/ME
Windows NT/2000/XP
For client-only install (no server install)
Any *NDS® platform (including NetWare® 4)
Any eDirectory platform
MS ADS
NT Domains
For client/server install (SecretStore)
Any eDirectory platform
NetWare 5+
Windows NT/2000
Solaris
Linux
*Novell Directory Services®

31. Part of Novell Secure Access Suite
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Part of Novell Secure Access Suite
SecureLogin integrates with other Novell security products
Novell Modular Authentication Services (NMAS™)
Use biometrics, smart cards or tokens to completely eliminate passwords
Novell iChain®
Extend single sign-on benefits to external employees and customers
Novell Account Management (NAM)
Automatically sign on to platforms such as NT/2000, OS/390, or UNIX
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32. Summary Solves the password management problem
Reduces help desk costs
Improves security
Streamlines end-user experience
Works with your organization’s applications
Integrates with other Novell security products
Achieves a quick return on investment

33. What About Your Organization?
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What About Your Organization?
Find out how much the password problem is costing you, and how much you would save with SecureLogin 3
CIO View’s ROI Calculator
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34. For More Information… Other BrainShare 2002 sessions on SecureLogin
TUT243: Automating Mainframe Authentication Using SecureLogin
TUT244: Securing the Net: Web Authentication Using SecureLogin
TUT344: Advanced Novell SecureLogin Configuration
BUS244: Healthcare Solutions Using Novell SecureLogin (NSL) and Novell Module Authentication Service (NMAS)

35. For More Information…
For more information on Novell SecureLogin 3, please visit
Brochure, Flyer
White Paper
ROI Tool
News and Reviews

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