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How
XyLoc Works
XyLoc is the only security solution that continues
to protect the network after a user has logged on.
XyLoc consists of a radio transceiver "Lock"
that plugs in to the computer and a discrete wireless
radio transmitter "Key" worn by the user.
The Lock and Key stay in constant radio communication
(up to 50 feet, or 15 meters) to determine user
identity and location relative to the computer.
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you approach a computer protected by XyLoc while
wearing a XyLoc Key, the Key automatically transmits
a unique, 32-bit encrypted ID code to the Lock.
The Lock verifies your identity with the XyLoc administration
software; if authorized, the XyLoc system will unlock
the computer's keyboard and screen. If unauthorized,
the system remains locked and information secure.
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Hands-free
or Multi-factor Authentication
XyLoc was built to be a flexible tool, adaptable
for any environment where security is needed. While
the hands-free Auto Logon feature might be right
for some situations, others will require the user
to select their name from a menu and/or enter their
password. XyLoc can also be integrated into other
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Secure
Logon and Unlock Options
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Hands-free Auto Logon - When an authorized
user approaches the PC while wearing the XyLoc
Key, it automatically logs the user on
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Select
username - Users select their name from a
list of authorized XyLoc users detected in the
area. Particularly useful for XyLoc MD installations.
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Password Required - Users must enter
their unique password in addition to wearing the
key
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More
about XSS
The XyLoc Security Server software that
comes with XyLoc
Enterprise and XyLoc
MD makes the administration, reporting
and management of XyLoc easy and cost efficient,
no matter how large the installation. All
of XyLoc's advanced features, including
application integration and the kiosk accounts
offered by XyLoc MD, are managed through
XSS. Each XSS is capable of handling thousands
of users and computers, and the system can
store up to 32 username/passwords for each
user on a given computer.
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XSS
makes both local and remote Web-based central
management of XyLoc simple. If a user forgets
his Key, there are several options the administrator
can choose.
Users can be provided with override
passwords, so they can access their workstations
in the case of a forgotten Key. The XSS records
each user override, and can notify the administrator
of this action through the XSS auditing feature
(see below).
If the user is not assigned an override
password, the XyLoc administrator can issue a
temporary override password on each of the user's
computers, or suspend the user's current Key and
issue a temporary Key.
New employees are quickly
assigned Keys, and Keys used by outgoing employees
can easily be disabled. Every aspect of managing
a XyLoc installation can be performed quickly
and easily using the XyLoc Security Server.
XSS
and Auditing
XSS also creates detailed audit logs of both
user activity and the operation of the XSS
itself. When a user logs on to the network,
XSS records how they logged on (with their
Key or with an override password) and the
time and date of the logon. Every time the
user leaves and comes back to the XyLoc-protected
machine, this activity is also logged. And,
in the case of XyLoc Enterprise AI and XyLoc
MD, XSS records every application the user
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XSS
constantly monitors the entire network to ensure
full-time security. XyLoc can detect a stationary
Key-one that is not being worn-and can secure
a computer after detecting that the Key is stationary
for too long. This allows companies to ensure
all employees are adhering to security procedures.
XSS
also carries out a self-audit. Any changes to
the administration of the XyLoc installation are
recorded, along with the time of the change and
the identity of the administrator.
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XyLoc Client Requirements:
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Microsoft Windows 2000, XP, XP Tablet Edition
and, XPe Thin Client
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CD-ROM drive or a network connection to a server
running XSS
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USB port
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30 MB available hard disk
space
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XyLoc
Security Server Requirements:
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PIII
1GHz, 256 MB of memory, and 2GB of
disk space with a static IP Address
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Windows 2000 Server or Windows Server 2003
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Information Services (IIS) 5.0 or greater
installed and operational
Other Supported Environments:
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Citrix MetaFrame
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Microsoft Active Directory 2000 or 2003
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Microsoft Terminal Services
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XyLoc
and Wireless Technology
XyLoc's standard Lock and Key technology is based
on 300, 800 or 900 MHz radio signals, depending
on the country of installation.
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Contact us with any
questions
Contact us with any
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