Re: Security procedure question
- From: "Mario A. Spinthiras" <mario@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 21 Sep 2006 11:21:16 +0300
Try the following concept:
- What you know
- What you have
- Who you are
There are USB sticks out there that include fingerprint biometric identifiers. This can be used based on the following concept:
- Booting the laptop with the usb stick with a minimal kernel.
- Matching a key on the usb stick.
- Matching a fingerprint
- Asking for a password.
This is top notch methods on encrypting and securing mobile devices. Without any of the three , you cannot boot. Simple as that :)
Regards,
Mario A. Spinthiras
Brown, Sam wrote:
We're going to be deploying whole disk encryption to our laptops so I am
interested in hearing how others have distributed the software
encryption ID's and passwords to users. I'm concerned about a user
leaving the id and password on paper in or near the laptop.
Sam Brown
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