Already required for military users. Stewart
At 09:53 AM 12/11/2008, you wrote:
The gist of the effort appears to be how employees gain access to the network. The group advocates dropping user-ID and password and replacing with certificate-based login. I think your comment is off the mark. This is about accessing their network as a regular user, not accessing the internet. They are trying to prevent hostile access to their networks and user-ID / passwords are too easily cracked. They want to use their CAC cards (encrypted certificates) for network access. This doesn't appear to include any change for joe/jane user accessing the internet or seeing Gov. web sites (at least the external-facing ones). Thank you, Mark Snyder
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