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Sphinx Enterprise v4.1.9
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Open Domain Sphinx Solutions Sphinx Enterprise v4.1.9
Sphinx Enterprise software v4.1.9 stores logon data for Windows, websites and apps on a smart card. It can be used out-of-the-box with most major card and reader technologies, including contactless cards, contact cards, MAG stripe cards and PC/SC compatible desktop card readers and tokens.
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As with every security purchase, you will have numerous choices available when making your smart card purchase. You will need to decide how much server-side management you require, what encryption and certificate support you require, whether you want just network authentication with static certificate support for a few applications or require a technology that stores 30 or more certificates for all your web, email and e-commerce needs. We were happy with all the solutions we reviewed.
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