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BioCert® Intelligent
Identity Manager™
The BioCert®
Intelligent Identity Manager™ Desktop
Edition improves system security and productivity by
consolidating user passwords and network accounts within a
single data unit called User Identity.
The BioCert®
Intelligent Identity Manager™ Desktop
Edition allows the user to replace the Windows password
logon with a convenient and secure fingerprint logon. Unlike
passwords, fingerprint credentials cannot be shared, given away,
stolen, or guessed. Using the BioCert® Identity Manager
biometric authentication reduces or eliminates the risk of
identity theft, while at the same time offering a great deal of
convenience. The BIIM Offers complete functionality right out of
the box including:
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Strong Multifactor Authentication and encryption protect User
Identity and allow secure and convenient access to registered
applications after logon to the BioCert®
Identity Manager.
The BioCert®
Intelligent Identity Manager™
Desktop Edition is bundled with our
PCLokR and
DataLokR bundles and is
a $20.00 add-on bundle with select BioCert peripherals (BioCert
Hamster, BioCert
Keyboard, and
BioCert Optimouse)
and is available as an add on software suite for
any compatible peripheral for
a cost of $29.95. A license for BioCert®
Intelligent Identity Manager™ is
required for each PC, but you may have unlimited users per
PC. The VeriSoft SSO Single Sign On (VSAM) version,
which is an Enterprise Server Integration software for Active
Directory, is sold and licensed
based upon the number of users in the Enterprise.
Previous customers of Biometrics Direct or its authorized
resellers that have already purchased a BioCert device have the
option of upgrading to the new
BioCert® Intelligent Identity
Manager™ Desktop Edition for a small
upgrade fee of $20.00. Please email
sales@iqbio.net with your
previous order number and a request for upgrade. One of
our sales representatives will get back to you quickly with a
quote for your upgrade.
We will validate all orders for upgrade versions against the
original sale of BioCert hardware and provide the appropriate
drivers for the device. An upgrade license is required for EACH
BioCert peripheral being upgraded.

The BioCert® Intelligent Identity Manager™ Desktop Edition
Default Configuration
The default configuration after installing BioCert®
Intelligent Identity Manager™
The default configuration allows the user to log on to
Windows, manage Windows network accounts, use the Single Sign On
feature, modify account profiles, register credentials for
authentication, and perform a number of operations on user
identities. In addition, administrators can manage the computer
settings as described in Settings and Options.
Microsoft Network Logon
The user uses the Windows account to log on to the computer.
The Windows account becomes the default network account, if user
follows the instructions during the first time logon into
BioCert® Intelligent Identity
Manager™. The user can manage the
network accounts using Microsoft Network Logon section provided
they have Administrator access privileges to the local PC.
Use Microsoft Network Logon section of BioCert® Identity
dialog box to register and manage local or network accounts
within the User Identity. The user can consolidate all local and
network accounts in the Network Logon component of the BioCert®
Identity Manager.
Single Sign On
Single Sign On (SSO) functionality is available in the
default configuration of BioCert®
Intelligent Identity Manager™. The
SSO engine automatically detects logon dialogs and Web pages (Firefox
and Internet Explorer).
After the dialog is detected as an SSO window, an SSO button is
displayed in the windows caption.
In addition to the automatic SSO detection feature, the user
can manually add the desired SSO dialogs for applications,
terminal emulation sessions and Web pages using
Single Sign On section.
The Single Sign On feature stores user names and passwords
for multiple applications and automatically submits logon
credentials when a registered application is accessed.
To register and manage Windows or Web applications, to set
various logon options for each registered application, and to
customize Single Sign On settings:
- Select the BioCert® Identity
dialog box > Single Sign On.
User self-service
BioCert® Identity provides a standard tool, BioCert®
Identity User Administration, for all user self-service
tasks. A user can perform complete life cycle management of his
identity and built-in security applications within the
parameters permitted by centralized self-service policies.
User self-service significantly reduces administrative
workload by making the user responsible for maintenance of his
identity. Supported self-service functionality includes user's
profile maintenance, enrolling/changing credentials, registering
new SSO applications, issuing and installing new certificates,
and adding new network/VPN accounts.
First time logon - Easy Installation
When launching BioCert®
Intelligent Identity Manager™ for
the first time, the user enters the regular Windows password.
Logon using various authentication policies
After the user logs on to BioCert® Identity Manager, the user
can register additional credentials, including a fingerprint or
smart card. During the next logon, the user can select the logon
policy and use any registered credentials or any combination of
them.
Sign up for a new account
A local PC or Network Administrator can create a new user
profile in the system. The administrator is prompted to submit
data for the new profile, including user name, last name,
address, and so forth, and then registers the desired
credentials. The newly created user automatically logs on to
BioCert® Identity Manager.
User Identity Operations What Is User Identity?
User Identity consolidates and protects all private user
information that may include network and local Windows accounts,
application passwords, remote connection credentials,
certificates, and encryption keys. A user has complete control
over User Identity through User Identity Operations.
User Identity Protection
A user can set up strong Multifactor Authentication Policy to
protect access to User Identity.
User Identity Composition
A user can control the data that goes into User Identity
through Identity Services, such as Network Logon and Single Sign
On.
User Identity Backup and Restore operations
User Identity consolidates and protects all private user
information that may include network and local Microsoft Windows
accounts, passwords for SSO applications, remote connection
credentials, certificates, and encryption keys. The user has
complete control over user identity through User Identity
operations. The user can back up the User Identity after
modifications.
When a backup has been created, the User Identity can be used
on another computer or restored in case of system failure.
Select in the I Want To ... section of BioCert®
Identity dialog box to get access to these operations.
Built-in security services and applications
BioCert® Intelligent Identity Manager™ supports intranet,
extranet, and legacy systems with its built-in security
applications. The following security applications are included:
- User self-service and self management
- New user self-registration Network logon for
Microsoft Windows® and Novell Netware®
- Support for Microsoft Terminal Services and Citrix
Metaframe
- VPN and Remote Access
- Enterprise Single Sign-On
- PKI client and smart card support
- Web access management
Security Benefits
- Policy enforcement on local PC
- Consolidated credentials
- Layered security in compliance with enterprise
security standards
- Use authentication method that fits best methods and
workflow.
- Strong multifactor user authentication utilizing the
latest in biometric and smart card technology
- Easy deployment of smart card/virtual token
combination
Productivity benefits for the user
- Single easy to learn self-service BioCert® Identity
user interface
- Launch panel provides immediate access to authorized
applications
- User can add new SSO applications, eliminating need
for passwords
- Use of biometrics or smart card can enhance security
and reduce reliance upon outdated and insecure password
technology.
- A built-in BioCert® Identity user self-registration
service facilitates new user setup. Virtual tokens allow
permanent access to identity.
Functional Difference Between Desktop and VSAM
- The BioCert®
Intelligent Identity Manager™
Desktop Edition allows for local management of an
unlimited number of LOCAL users on a single PC. This PC
may be connected to a network or VPN or may be a shared
office computer on a network.
- The VeriSoft SSO Single Sign On
Server Edition is designed for network administrators
that want to have a central management console and
support the ability of Active Directory or other LDAP
3.0 compliant systems or wish to use roaming profiles
among users that use multiple PCs or synchronization
through the console of a local desktop and remote user
or portable PC.
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