Deepnet Unified Authentication for Outlook Anywhere
Internet Outlook Client RPC over HTTP Exchange Server AD Outlook Anywhere - Logon with a Static Password Verify: Username/Password 2 3 Verify: successful Logon: Username/Password 1 4 Logon: successful Key Benefits: No need for VPN Anywhere Access Full Outlook Functions Key Issues: Weak Authentication Unmanaged Devices Insecure Local History
Outlook Client RPC over HTTP Exchange Server AD Outlook Anywhere - Logon with Device Authentication Verify: Username Password 7 8 Verify: successful 9 Logon: successful Deepnet Outlook Agent Deepnet Exchange Agent Logon: Username Password 1 Deepnet Authentication Server 5 Verify: successful Username Password 6 2 DevicePass Generating Device Fingerprint Username Password Users are only allowed to use Outlook Anywhere on registered and trusted PCs or laptops
Deepnet DevicePass - Real Device Authentication Machine Fingerprint = Chassis S/N Motherboard ID Hard Disk S/N CPU ID BIOS Video Card Sound Card Network Card MAC Address More…
Enhanced Polices To achieve the ultimate security, the company can choose to apply some additional enhanced policies to the users who use the Outlook Anywhere on laptops, such as:- The machine must have Anti-Virus installed & running! The hard disk must be Full-Disk encrypted!
Problems Solved! Key Issues: Weak Authentication Unmanaged Devices Insecure Local History Deepnet Solutions: Strong, two-factor authentication Managed and Trusted devices only Enforce Full-Disk Encryption policy