18% of employees admitted to sharing their password.

In 2008, the average cost per incident of a data breach was $6.7 million, and lost business averaged $4.6 million.

64% of losses were due to the actions of insiders at the company.

A shocking 11% of employees reported that they or their fellow employees accessed unauthorized information and sold it for profit.

Business travelers lose more than 12,000 laptops per week in US airports.

31% of customers terminate their relationship with organizations following a breach.

Businesses lost over $1 trillion to cybercrime in 2008.

77% of companies think their networks are not secure.

The per capita cost of a data breach already exceeds $1000.

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Sovay’s simple objective is to ensure that you’re ready for anything the security industry can provide.

Sovay can easily integrate into other technologies, helping our customers to stay ahead of the pack.  With security technologies advancing so quickly, it can be difficult to choose from existing vendors, especially since new vendors may offer (yet unseen) critical features and functions in the future.  Sovay provides runtime components that can be included in a branded user interface, and  our  ActionScriptâ„¢ libraries are quickly and seamlessly integrated using our toolkit, complete with source code for a running JSP implementation. Each technology library is isolated from other services through a single call Application Programming Interface (API) using XML for parameter passing.

Your procedural changes and technology selections can be configured using Sovay Administration Services (SAS). The system embeds a Sovay Workflow Interpreter (SWI) and Sovay Rule Engine (SRE).  The SWI and SRE evaluate the user equipment and application security requirements in real-time.  New rules are added through the SAS.  Rules are written and Java and can contain arbitrarily complex logic and can, among other things, specify the SWI procedure used to verify the identity of the user.

Workflows are a concise set of instructions retrieved from the configuration database that contain information and parameters necessary to execute web services methods and interpret return values.  There are under a dozen instructions that can be executed in wait, no-wait, and fire-and-forget mode.  Each instruction is described in the configuration database.  Extending the interpreter is as simple as adding a new descriptor to the configuration database and including it in a workflow.

Instruction logic is implemented in web service methods.  The method implementation often requires database records to be created, read, updated, and deleted.  Your new functions and libraries can participate in Sovay’s distributed transaction environment.  You can define new persistence objects by simply adding them to Sovay’s Data Binding Objects (DBO) libraries.  You can also modify existing objects in the same way.

Using the Sovay Software Development Kit (SDK), you can extend Sovay for your legacy authentication methods and for new authentication methods in the future.

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  • Are passwords the typical best practice?
  • Will tokens help achieve strong authentication?
  • Are our "trustworthy" employees actually a significant risk?
  • How do we implement a system that many types of users can use, without changing the way they work?
  • Is Multifactor Authentication the ultimate in enterprise security?
  • Are fingerprint readers the current state-of-the-art in biometric identification?
  • Do large, world-class organizations need stronger authentication?
  • Do Biometrics have high False Rejection Rates (FRR)?
  • Our users will not tolerate any inconvenience. How do we improve authentication security and keep our workers happy?
  • Does stronger authentication cost more?

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