Scorpion Software Corp

Be it from software trojans with keyloggers to shoulder surfing baddies in the local Internet Cafe or web kiosk, a password alone is not much protection. If you have remote users using RWW from untrusted sources, real threats exist that may expose your business to new unnecessary risk. No security tools native to SBS or RWW can protect from these risks, including the "I'm using a public or shared computer" checkbox that many people think will protect them. If an adversary can get a user's credentials, they can access every resource that user can access... without you being the wiser. You don't have to give up RWW or expose yourself to this kind of risk.

Add two-factor authentication to RWW Track RWW logon usage Review logon metric statistics Reduce risk from remote computers Ensure the identity of remote users

Use RWWGuard to protect your small business and enhance its remote access security with the addition of two-factor authentication directly into Remote Web Workplace. Combining the standard RWW domain credentials with the use of a passcode consisting of a private PIN and a one time password (OTP) from your authentication key, provide new assurance levels of who can access your corporate resources remotely.

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