Hypersocket’s password reset self-service empowers end users and establishes a leadership role for each individual employee to manage their own identity. Most requests for help-desk assistance are for password resets and as organizations strive for stronger security policies, the pain of password management is becoming more pervasive, productivity suffers and IT costs go up when […]
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Elite Without Being Elitist – Hypersocket's Global Power, Local Service
It is essential for an organisation to have a robust and feasible framework established when seeking to deliver high value service to the niche market. This is becoming easier and efficient as the industries are expanding and globalising. Businesses beginning global services means outsourcing employees as well as foreign asset that has the potential to […]
Ruling all Domains: The Benefits of Supporting Multiple Realms with Hypersocket Password Manager
The nature of business has changed dramatically over the past several decades. The traditional charter for most businesses used to be singular in focus, whether small, medium or large: to be the best at providing a service or producing a product. The dot-com revolution in many ways changed this singularity and sped the creation of […]
Access Manager and Fine Grained Password Policies
In Windows Server pre Server 2008, it was only possible to have one password policy in a domain. As a result, company individuals had to use the same password policy. Nevertheless, there were a few exceptions where password policies could be made different for each department but this would require a setup of separate domains […]
Password Manager Capabilities: The True Benefits of a Perfect User Interface
Recently I had a conversation with a friend that has been covering the technology industry for large print and online publications for over 20 years. I asked him for his opinion on the single most important aspect of a technology, if he had to choose just one. Without hesitation, he answered that the user interface […]
