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Effizient und zeitsparend. 0111000001101100011001010110000101110011011000010110111001110100 0111000001101100011001010110000101110011011000010110111001110100010001110000011011000110010101100001011100110 110000101101110011101000111000001101100011001 0111000001101100011001010110000101110011011000010110111001110100 01110000011011000110010101100001011100110110000101101110011101000101100001011100110110000101101110011101000111 000001101100011001010110000101110011011000010 110111001110100011100000110110001100101011000 0101110011011000010110111001110100011100000110Pleasant 110001100101011000010111001101100001011011100 111010001110000011011000110010101100001011100 1101100001011011100111010001110000011011000110Password Server 010101100001011100110110000101101110011101000 111000001101100011001010110000101110011011000 010110111001110100011100000110110001100101011 Case Study #1 000010111001101100001011011100111010001110000 Passwörter erfreulich sicher So einfach sichert die digital guru GmbH & Co. KG die Daten und Dokumente ihrer Kunden. Je mehr Applikationen und Devices genutzt werden, desto mehr Passwörter werden ver- geben. Das Speichern von Passwörtern in den Applikationen oder, schlimmer noch, auf den üblichen Notizzetteln, unterminiert die Sicher- heit. Ein Passwort-Server löst das Problem. Ein erster Erfahrungsbericht des deutschen Hildebrand Müller Software unternehmens digital guru GmbH & Geschäftsführer digital guru Co. KG mit Pleasant Passwort Server. „Aus Gründen der Sicherheit ist es Es ist schon paradox. Je sicherer ein Passwort ist, problematisch, Passwörter auf desto komplexer ist es – und desto eher sind die Rechnern oder mobilen Endgeräten Nutzer geneigt, das jeweilige Passwort entweder in der Mitarbeiter abzulegen.“ der betreffenden Applikation zu speichern – oder, schlimmer noch, irgendwo in einer Textdatei oder auf einem Zettel zu notieren. Das Problem potenziert sich Software für höchste Kundenzufriedenheit noch, je mehr Applikationen und verschiedene Geräte Das Credo von digital guru ist, Software zu entwi- – PCs, Laptops, Tablet und Smartphones – verwendet ckeln, die problemlos funktioniert und Menschen werden. dabei hilft, ihre Arbeit schneller, transparenter und einfach besser zu bewerkstelligen. Sicherheitslücken wachsen unbeobachtet Die Konsequenz ist offensichtlich – die Sicherheit Die Produktpalette umfasst die Software GREYHOUND wird schleichend unterminiert. Das sieht auch Hilde- mit den Modulen CRM, DMS und Max – eine profes­ brand Müller, Geschäftsführer des Softwareunterneh- sionelle Komplettlösung für die Verwaltung sämtlicher mens digital guru in Osnabrück so: „Aus Gründen der Kommunikations­ und Informationsprozesse in Unter- Sicherheit ist es wirklich problematisch, die Passwör- nehmen. Die Lösung wird von einer Vielzahl bekann- ter auf den Rechnern oder mobilen Endgeräten der ter Unternehmen eingesetzt, darunter dress­for­less, Mitarbeiter abzulegen.“ babymarkt.de, billiger.de und viele mehr. Kunde: digital guru GmbH & Co. KG, Osnabrück Branche: Software 011100000110110001100101011000010111001101100 001011011100111010001110000011011000110010101 100001011100110110000101101110011101000111000 0011011000110010101100001011100110110000101100111000001101100011001010110000101110011011000010110111001110100 0111000001101100011001010110000101110011011000010110111001110100 0111000001101100011001010110000101110011011000010110111001110100 111001110100011100000110110001100101011000010 0111000001101100011001010110000101110011011000010110111001110100 11100110110000101101110011101000111000001101100111000001101100011001010110000101110011011000010110111001110100 0111000001101100011001010110000101110011011000010110111001110100 001100101011000010111001101100001011011100111 Stressfrei. Unkompliziert. Effizient und zeitsparend. 0111000001101100011001010110000101110011011000010110111001110100 0111000001101100011001010110000101110011011000010110111001110100010001110000011011000110010101100001011100110 110000101101110011101000111000001101100011001 0111000001101100011001010110000101110011011000010110111001110100 01110000011011000110010101100001011100110110000101101110011101000101100001011100110110000101101110011101000111 000001101100011001010110000101110011011000010 110111001110100011100000110110001100101011000 0101110011011000010110111001110100011100000110Pleasant 110001100101011000010111001101100001011011100 111010001110000011011000110010101100001011100 1101100001011011100111010001110000011011000110Password Server 010101100001011100110110000101101110011101000 111000001101100011001010110000101110011011000 010110111001110100011100000110110001100101011 Case Study #1 000010111001101100001011011100111010001110000 Dazu Hildebrand Müller: „Wir müssen und wollen na- türlich dafür sorgen, dass sowohl unsere als auch die Unterlagen unserer Kunden auf unseren Rechnern und Endgeräten nachhaltig geschützt sind. Wir haben uns daher schon früh mit der Absicherung von Passwörtern befasst.“ Keypass als solide Basis Der Firmensitz der digital guru GmbH & Co. KG in Osnabrück Initial setzte digital guru auf Keepass Password Safe, eine Open Source­Software für die Verwaltung von Pass- wörtern. Keepass ist praktisch für alle Windows­Versio- nen sowie für Linux und Mac verfügbar. Darüber hinaus fünf Lösungen angesehen, zwei testweise installiert und haben Drittanbieter Keepass Ports für Android und iOS uns dann für Pleasant Password Server entschieden“. Smartphones und Tablets, Windows Phone und andere Systeme entwickelt. Damit kann Keepass plattformüber- Hildebrand Müller fasst die wesentlichen Argumente greifend eingesetzt werden, eine wichtige Voraussetzung für die Entscheidung für Pleasant Password Server für die nachhaltige Steigerung der Sicherheit. zusammen – neben der Geschwindigkeit die komfortab- le Benutzeroberfläche, die Unterstützung von TCP/IP, Keepass ist allerdings nur auf einzelnen Geräten nutz- die direkte Unterstützung von Keepass und letztlich die bar und kann seine Vorteile weder im Netzwerk noch überschaubaren Kosten. über das Web ausspielen. Genau das war aber die Ziel- setzung von digital guru. Dazu Hildebrand Müller: „Wir Zudem erfüllt Pleasant Password Server die von digital beschäftigen derzeit zwölf Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitar- guru definierten Anforderungen an die Flexibilität und beiter. Diese arbeiten abteilungsübergreifend, zudem Leistungsfähigkeit. Das System bietet hohe Sicherheit sind wir dezentral organisiert. Das stellt hohe Anforde- gegen externe und interne Bedrohungen, ist in allen rungen an die Sicherheit.“ Lebenslagen schnell und verlässlich und unterstützt Windows, Macintosh sowie Android und iOS. Und das Server-basierte Lösung, bezahlbar und sicher Beste: Trotz des hohen Sicherheitsstandards müssen Daher suchte Müller nach einer server­basierten Lösung sich die Nutzer nur noch ein Master­Passwort merken – für das Passwortmanagement, die im internen Netz als und das führt aufgrund geringerem Supportaufkommen auch über das Web gleichermaßen schnell und sicher und vereinfachter Administration zu deutlichen Zeit­ und arbeitet. Hildebrand Müller erläutert: „Wir haben uns Kosteneinsparungen. Kostenlose Testversion gleich herunterladen von: www.passwortserver.de ™ Pleasant Password Server ist eine Marke von Pleasant Solutions. www.passwortserver.ch ® Microsoft Windows ist eine eingetragene Marke der Microsoft Corporation. 1 KeePass ist eine OSI­zertifizierte Open­ Source­Lösung www.passwortserver.at.
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