At 07:33 AM 11/18/99 -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Hello,
>
>Anybody know anything about these specific products or products that attempt to
>secure phone systems in general? Thanks.
The Ottawa Telephony Group, Inc., offers an interesting Secure PBX, which
requires two-factor SecurID authentication for access. It is used, for
instance, to secure the Canadian Foreign Office network.
See: <http://www.otg.ca/>
SecurIDs, just because their PIN/tokencode combo is used like a longish
password -- as opposed to C/R tokens -- have been popular with various
integrators who wanted strong authentication on telephone service or
telephone-based resources. Most places use a phone keypad to submit the
authenticating token-code, but I've also heard that some folks were playing
with voice recognition for the tokencode numbers or alphanumerics. OTG can
probably give you references.
Suerte,
_Vin
[Ob. Disclaimer: I've been a consultant to RSA Security, formerly SDTI, for
years.]
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