Re: Entrust - Identity Guard - Any experience?

[Saqib Ali <docbook.xml () gmail com>]

Exactly. When it comes to authentication, you can choose between
"higher cost" and "higher risk". Hardware token is higher cost, while
Entrust Identity Guard is higher risk.

On 8/19/05, Mary Ann Burns <maburns () safenet-inc com> wrote:
> two-factor authentication is (1) something physical (USB key) with
> (2)something you know (pin) There is no such thing as 2-Factor
> authentication without a physical device. Plus a USB key is easy to use and
> deploy and it works vs trying a cheap short ends up being twice the trouble
> because it takes twice the effort since it can take allot of time, wastes
> allot of money and does not work in the end. Know what I mean.......

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