Citrix Password Manager 4.1



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F E A T U R E S O V E R V I E W Password Manager 4.1 The access platform provides on-demand access to information, and Password Manager makes that information available with a single logon. Password Manager removes a significant barrier to access by simplifying the process of logging onto password-protected Windows, Web, and host-based applications. As the most efficient enterprise single sign-on solution for accessing these applications, Password Manager is a key component of an access platform implementation. The latest release of the product offers new functionalities including improved security and regulatory compliance, simplified user access, and streamlined management.

Password Manager delivers both business and technology benefits to the enterprise in the following areas: Business Benefits INCREASES IT SECURITY Password Manager allows organizations to implement stricter password policies, automate password changes and keep passwords hidden from users, helping to eliminate poor password behaviors that create potential security risks. Security can be further strengthened by adding third-party multifactor authentication devices, including tokens, smart cards, and biometric devices, that interoperate seamlessly with Password Manager. Password Manager has also received third-party security certification, further demonstrating its enterprise class security. ASSISTS WITH REGULATORY COMPLIANCE Sarbanes-Oxley, Gramm-Leach-Bliley, HIPAA, European Union Data Protection Directive and other regulations mandate a higher level of internal controls over resources. From an IT perspective, compliance mandates a focus on access rights, privacy, security, risk management, records management, and business continuity. Password Manager enforces strong password policies, even for systems without this capability, provides automated password changes, and captures user access data in the event log. REDUCES HELP DESK COSTS SIMPLIFIES USER ACCESS TO IT RESOURCES Users authenticate once with a single logon, and Password Manager authenticates the user to all other password-protected applications, giving users one, easy-to-remember secure way to logon everywhere. To further simplify access, Password Manager provides credential provisioning capabilities and integrates with user provisioning products to ensure that users do not need to manually enter secondary credentials at first time use. Multi-language enables users to work in their native language. Password Manager is a key enabler of SmoothRoaming, which gives users the ability to switch easily between devices and move around an organization s campus without interruption to their access session. IT Benefits PROVIDES BROAD PLATFORM SUPPORT Password Manager s Windows, Web and host-based applications. Microsoft and Novell primary authentication are also ed, and pre-defined application definitions for popular enterprise applications are available out-of-the-box. IS EASY TO IMPLEMENT With the intelligent agent response technology, applications can be enabled for single sign-on via wizard-based configuration, eliminating the chore of creating, testing and maintaining scripts for logon and change password prompts. On average, password-related help desk calls account for nearly 25% of call volume and businesses spend on average $200 per year per person on password management, including maintaining help desks that reset lost passwords and unlock user accounts. Dealing with constant password problems disrupts employee and IT productivity. By simplifying, centralizing and automating password management, Password Manager significantly reduces help desk costs and allows organizations to recover this lost productivity. 2

F E A T U R E S O V E R V I E W GREATER IT SECURITY AND REGULATORY COMPLIANCE Password policy enforcement Specifies strong password characteristics such as length, character repetition and alphanumeric requirements on a per-application basis applies to manual and automated password changes. Strong password policies provide enhanced security. Automated password generation Administrators can enable automated generation of passwords according to password policies. Strong passwords are generated for improved security and password changes are easier for users. Transparent password change Password change process can be made transparent with passwords hidden from end-users. Passwords remain hidden from end users and only the primary network logon needs to be deactivated to de-provision user access. * Password expiry management Encryption of credential information Interoperability with multifactor authentication devices (smart cards, tokens, biometric devices) Central store Re-authentication settings Cryptographic data integrity assurance Event logging Administrators can force regular and transparent password changes on applications that do not have password change functionality. User credentials are always encrypted, whether in storage, transmission or memory. Password Manager works with the Windows security subsystem and interoperates with many popular multifactor authentication devices including certificate-based and password-based devices. Uses Microsoft Active Directory, Microsoft NTFS network shares, or Novell shared folders to store credentials. Sets a time interval for password re-authentication such as at every logon, once per session, or as frequently as desired. Provides an additional layer of security control by using cryptographic signing to ensure the integrity of configuration settings and policies read by the Password Manager agent. Logs end-user events such as logon, password change, authentication, and data signing* and saves them to the Windows Event Log. Achieve greater security and regulatory compliance even for applications that do not have password change functionality. Helps prevent passwords from being stolen by others. Enhances IT security with no additional integration required. Manages all credentials in a single, safe and secure location. Protects against walk-away security breaches. Protects against man-in-the-middle and phishing hacker attacks on the corporate network. Provides an audit trail to help achieve compliance with regulatory requirements. 3rd-Party security certification As indicated through an external security review, Password Manager is secure and follows security best practices. Trust enterprise credentials with proven security. 3

SIMPLIFIED USER ACCESS TO IT RESOURCES Single logon Users logon once with their network credentials and Password Manager automates subsequent logons to applications accessed through a Web browser, Windows client or host terminal emulator. Increases employee productivity and user satisfaction. Self-service password reset and account unlock Shared workstation Hot Desktop Allows users to reset their domain password or unlock their Windows account by responding to a series of personal questions. Users logon from any workstation and multiple users can share a single workstation credentials are not associated with a single device. Enables users who share workstations to logon/logoff in seconds instead of using a time-consuming, full Windows or Novell logon/logoff procedure. Further reduces help desk costs for password resets and account unlocks. Allows multiple employees to share workstations. Improved user productivity and more seamless access to IT resources. Eliminates generic logon accounts to improve employee accountability. Multi-language Localized end-user interface in English, French, German, Spanish and Japanese. Allows users to work in their native language. Seamless end-user experience Configuration options allow visible components of the agent to be minimized and the system tray icon may be hidden. Makes Password Manager almost invisible to users to further reduce help desk calls. First-time use wizard Creates a list of applications for the end user s first-time use (FTU) experience. When end users first start up the agent, they are prompted to enter credentials for each of those applications. Allows users to configure their single sign-on information at one time. Batch credential provisioning Integration with user provisioning products Pre-populates the Password Manager central store with users secondary credentials without the need for a user provisioning product. Allows the use of user provisioning products like HP Select Identity, Courion AccountCourier and IBM Tivoli Identity Manager to pre-populate the Password Manager credential store with users secondary credentials. Users do not need to manually enter their credentials when first using Password Manager, simplifying usage and increasing product adoption. Users do not need to manually enter their credentials when first using Password Manager, simplifying usage and increasing product adoption. PROVIDES BROAD PLATFORM SUPPORT Support for non- applications Host terminal emulator Web and browserbased applications Presentation Server is not required to use Password Manager. Single sign-on access is provided to applications not running on Presentation Server. Pre-configured for over 20 terminal emulators and easy configuration of virtually all other HLLAPI-compliant emulators. Supports Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 and above. Allows single sign-on access to applications not running on Presentation Server. Supports the most popular terminal emulators in use today for 3270, 5250, VT220 and other emulations. Supports virtually all browser-accessed Web sites, and intranet and extranet applications. 4

F E A T U R E S O V E R V I E W PROVIDES BROAD PLATFORM SUPPORT Access Management Console The new administration console with task-based configuration is a Microsoft Management Console (MMC) snap-in designed to offer a consistent user interface for Password Manager and other Access Suite components. The new console is more intuitive and is easier to use. Use one console to manage all applications in the Access Suite. Or, the Access Management Console may plug in to third-party management consoles. Access Client Allows the Password Manager client to be combined with other Access Clients into a single Microsoft Software Installation (MSI) package. More easily deploy multiple Access Clients at one time. LDAP directory Enhanced NTFS network share On-demand licensing Authentication Multiple logon fields Windows Server 2003 x64 compatibility With a for-fee technical enhancement, Password Manager can now use LDAP-compliant directories such as Microsoft Active Directory Application Mode (ADAM), Novell edirectory, IBM Tivoli Directory Server, and Sun Java System Directory Server, providing additional options for storage of credentials and settings. Use an NTFS network share to enable per-user settings for deploying Password Manager. Use the Access Suite On-Demand Licensing services to manage Password Manager licenses. Accepts Microsoft and Novell credentials for primary authentication. Specify up to four logon fields. Install Password Manager (agent) on Presentation Server running on Windows 2003 x64. Provides additional options for storage of credentials and settings. Allows more granular control of user settings by seamlessly generating a file share structure that emulates an Active Directory deployment. Use one repository to more simply manage all licenses for applications in the Access Suite. Works with the most common network operating systems. Supports applications that use more than just username and password. Reduces cost by running Presentation Server in x64 environments while receiving the benefits of single sign-on greater security, improved regulatory compliance, reduced help desk costs, and simplified user access to IT resources. IS EASY TO IMPLEMENT Intelligent agent response Wizard-based configuration Pre-defined application definitions Auto-prompt feature automatically recognizes logon and password change requests. Single sign-on-enable applications without scripts, application adaptation, connectors or application-level programming. Pre-defined application definitions are available for many popular business applications. More rapidly single sign-on-enable applications. Allows less-trained staff to single sign-on-enable applications and provides more rapid implementation. Reduces setup time and costs for single sign-on enabling applications. 5

The Access Platform products are purpose-built to solve particular access challenges as standalone solutions. When multiple products are leveraged together, they lay the foundation of a secure, flexible, and extensible access platform. Why Not Eliminate the Password Problem? Desktop GoToMyPC People Home Meeting Travel Office GoToMeeting PDA Password Manager Access Gateway NetScaler System Single Point of Access & Control Any Network Wired or Wireless Single Logon Web Resources Presentation Server Business Any Resource Applications Network Resources Application Gateway Voice Services Call Centers Provisioning GoToAssist With Password Manager. The most efficient way to access all applications with a single password. From the most trusted name in on-demand access. Visit us at www.citrix.com/passwordmanager and find out more. IP Phone Terminal Any Device Anywhere Administration Reporting Worldwide Presentation Server The industry-standard way to virtualize the delivery of business resources through a centralized and secure architecture. NetScaler System The most advanced way to optimize the delivery of business resources through an integrated networking solution that manages, secures and speeds application traffic. Application Gateway The most secure, simple, and adaptable way to deliver converged voice and data applications to the screens and speakers of IP telephones. Access Gateway The most cost effective and easiest to use SSL VPN, providing a secure single point of access to all applications and IT resources and delivering advanced policy based information control. Password Manager The most secure, efficient, and easiest-to-deploy enterprise single sign-on solution for easy access to all applications with a single logon. GoToMeeting The easiest, most secure, most cost-effective, and fastest way to meet, train, and collaborate online. GoToAssist An industry-leading, remote technical- solution that enables organizations to provide best-in-class and services over the Internet, on demand and securely. GoToMyPC The simplest way to provide secure, encrypted remote access to desktop-based resources. WORLDWIDE HEADQUARTERS Systems, Inc. 851 West Cypress Creek Road Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 USA Tel: +1 (800) 393 1888 Tel: +1 (954) 267 3000 EUROPEAN HEADQUARTERS Systems International GmbH Rheinweg 9 8200 Schaffhausen Switzerland Tel: +41 (52) 635 7700 ASIA PACIFIC HEADQUARTERS Systems Hong Kong Ltd. Suite 3201, 32nd Floor One International Finance Centre 1 Harbour View Street Central Hong Kong Tel: +852 2100 5000 About : Systems, Inc. (Nasdaq:CTXS) is the global leader and most trusted name in on-demand access. More than 160,000 organizations around the world use the Access Platform to provide the best access experience to any application for any user. customers include 100% of the Fortune 100 companies and 98% of the Fortune Global 500, as well as hundreds of thousands of small businesses and individuals. has approximately 6,200 channel and alliance partners in more than 100 countries. Learn more at www.citrix.com CITRIX ONLINE DIVISION 5385 Hollister Avenue Santa Barbara, CA 93111 Tel: +1 (805) 690 6400 2005 Systems, Inc. All rights reserved., Access Suite, Presentation Server, Application Gateway, Access Gateway, Password Manager, GoToMeeting, GoToAssist, and GoToMyPC, are trademarks or registered trademarks of Systems, Inc. in the United States and other countries. Microsoft, Windows, and Active Directory are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. All other trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners. www.citrix.com 0905/PDF