trevorg Posted August 12, 2002 Posted August 12, 2002 Wow. This product address so many security setup issues that I have dealt with in the past. You'd think FileMaker would have created these solutions into the base product and not relied on 3rd party to pick up the slack. This info is not on their website as of yet. I'm wondering if this product banishes the age old problem of having to kick everyone out of the database to make any security password/access changes. PR] Waves in Motion announces Security Manager 1.0 for FileMaker Pro -- Hassle free security management! Manage the complex world of security in one simple database. FILEMAKER DEVELOPER CONFERENCE, Palm Desert, CA - August 12, 2002. Waves in Motion unveiled an innovative security enhancement today at the FileMaker Developer Conference; "Security Manager 1.0". "This product will revolutionize the way administrators manage FileMaker Pro passwords and access privileges," said Vincenzo P. Menanno, President of Waves in Motion. "It enhances security, eases database administration, and simplifies access for your users". Security Manager 1.0 is a secure user-login system that can integrate with existing databases without scripting. Once installed, Security Manager provides a single point of entry for any number of users and databases, eliminating password sharing, forgotten passwords and time-consuming FileMaker Pro password changes. Security Manager provides the following benefits: Improves security - require username and password to log in - eliminate password sharing by giving each user a separate account - create case sensitive passwords - enforce a minimum password length - enforce password changes with password expiration - other optional industry standard password policies Improves manageability - easily remove a user's access on a specified date or on the fly - allow users to change their own passwords - temporarily remove access to a specific database - automatically generate random passwords for new users - require users to change their password the first time they log in Improves usability - provide professional username/password log-in dialogs - optionally present users with a list of usernames to choose from - shows users only databases they have access to Unlike other log-in schemes, Security Manager works with FileMaker Access Privileges, not against them. Administrators can create multiple groups and passwords in FileMaker Pro, with full support for Layout, Field and Record level security. Security Manager will open the databases with the right password for the user, so no functionality is lost. Waves in Motion plans to release Security Manager in early September. Developer Conference attendees can see demonstrations of Security Manager throughout the show at booth 11. * * * Waves in Motion is a full service development and consulting firm specializing in FileMaker Pro enabling technologies and offers database needs analysis, custom consulting and co-located web hosting. Popular developer tools and solutions include Analyzer, Visualizer, Dragon Web Surveys, Course Wizard and a suite of oAzium Plug-ins ‹ Events, Portal Filter, Date and Time, FileTools and Smart Card. Waves in Motion is a Partner Member of the FileMaker Solutions Alliance. FileMaker Pro is a registered trademark of FileMaker, Inc. For more information on FileMaker Pro for Windows and Mac OS users, visit the FileMaker, Inc. World Wide Web site at <http://www.filemaker.com>. ### Media Contact: Vicky Wells [email protected] Waves in Motion Imagine the things you can do! 4131 North 24th Street, A201 Phoenix, Arizona 85016 602-956-7080, ext. 17 602-956-6754 Fax Partner Member | FileMaker Solutions Alliance
falkaholic Posted September 23, 2002 Posted September 23, 2002 >>>Waves in Motion plans to release Security Manager in early September. OK, whats going on over there?
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