WebLEDS
currently meets all Oregon State Police and NCIC Security requirements:
WebLEDS now supports true Hardware Token Authentication (Secure-ID
type tokens)!
WebLEDS can now positively authenticate a network user’s identity by
coupling something in the user’s possession (a smart card, hardware
token, or software token), with something the user knows (a PIN or
User ID).
Click
HERE for complete details on our CryptoCard
support.
All
communications between client workstations and the
WebLEDS server are completely encrypted
using SSL (Secure Socket Layers). SSL encryption is the industry standard for secure
communications.
Workstation connections to the
WebLEDS server are granted/denied based on their IP address.
This feature allows administrators to limit access to the
WebLEDS server to only those specific
devices/subnets/networks that they specifically authorize.
All
workstations are subjected to an Administrator defined "Inactivity
Timeout", which causes workstations which are inactive for a
specified amount of time to be automatically logged out of the
application.
The
WebLEDS server is configured to maintain a complete log of every
WebLEDS page accessed
on your server, and by whom, by workstation, and by date.
Full
logging capabilities are built into the system to log every
transaction that is sent to LEDS, and every response that is received
back from LEDS.
Administrators specify the duration these logs are maintained online
for easy retrieval and viewing.
Advanced auditing capabilities are built into the system to allow
administrators to easily and unobtrusively enable complete audit
logging. Logging may be enable by user, by transaction or both.
No
software or viewed responses are ever installed/saved on the end users
PC, with the entire application residing solely on the server.
All
successful and unsuccessful logons into the WebLEDS
application are logged into separate log files for easy review, and include date, time, user name and IP address of logon.
Accounts are automatically locked out after an Administrator specified
number of invalid login attempts.
All
log files can be easily imported into Microsoft Access or Excel for
easy reporting capability.
The
server configured to run the WebLEDS application is configured as a
Windows stand-alone server, and is not part of the users Windows
Domain. This further prevents unauthorized network access to the server.
Additionally, no Windows User accounts are created on the machine,
relying solely on the internal login accounts defined in WebLEDS.
The
application is designed utilizing encrypted SSL session state cookies passed between
screens, so that no screen within the system may be indirectly
accessed without first going through the initial sign-on screen.
Session state cookies are NEVER written to cache, and all session
cookies are completely deleted upon exiting from the application.
The
URL displayed to the user never changes from the base URL address, so
that the user never sees the names of the individual pages being
loaded.
All
pages presented and displayed back to the user are dynamically
generated on the server, thru the use of CGI programming. This prevents the user from viewing the
source code of these pages to gleen any sensitive or OS level
information.
The
system uses the HTTPS protocol (TCP/IP port 443) for communications
between the Client workstation and the server, which can easily be
integrated into very stringent filtering schemes/access lists on
routers and firewalls.