Sure, forgetting personal passwords is irritating and time consuming, but forgetting critical business passwords while traveling can be especially frustrating. After all, when you're traveling, time is short—and it doesn't help when the company helpdesk is a time zone away. That's why TESIS SYSware created TESIS|ASPR.Mobile. The application lets you reset company passwords yourself using your mobile phone, no matter where your business takes you.

In addition to voice recognition, we now provide one more mobile authentication method that grants all of TESIS|ASPR's benefits: speed, helpdesk independence, ease of use, high security standards, constant availability and consistent documentation. Users can reset their passwords conveniently using an application installed on their mobile phone or smartphone.

Read the complete press release on the password reset via mobile phone with TESIS|ASPR.Mobile.
Further information on TESIS|ASPR.Mobile.

Kuppinger Cole + Partner is a leading vendor-neutral analyst company for the identity management market. They advise producers and users, evaluate the potential of products and systems and provide thorough market analyses. In a vendor report about TESIS SYSware they rate it overall positively and recommend to include them in the evaluation of providers.

Author Martin Kuppinger awards TESIS SYSware a "sophisticated product line" and "powerful and proven solutions", especially for access management on Windows file servers (TESIS|DIVA), password reset (TESIS|ASPR) and privileged account management.

Kuppinger affirms TESIS SYSware’s strategy to specialize and focus on niche products, in particular, because they "selected fields that have a high potential on the market". According to the analyst, TESIS SYSware has "flexible software architectures" and "comprehensive competences to integrate their solutions into existing company systems". Kuppinger particularly mentions the high-performance support of complex environments such as IBM z/OS.

Read the entire vendor report by Kuppinger Cole + Partner.
You can find this one next to other reports on Kuppinger Cole + Partner’s website.

It is crucial for the access management (= management of access rights to directories) to save all processes so that they are revision-safe and transparent. TESIS|DIVA's extensive reporting features provide complete transparency which increases IT security and meets compliance and policy requirements. Release 4.3 simplifies the analysis and evaluation of the statistic data: Developments are clarified and illustrated with several charts and graphics.

The new release also has a higher performance: Authorization lists that contain discrepancies, abandoned or manual changes can be adjusted automatically. Via status displays in the web interface, simultaneous editing of procedures can be prevented. In addition, load balance is also improved by paralleling simultaneous running processes on the backend. Finally, for the first time TESIS|DIVA 4.3 gives all employees an overview of what directories they can currently access which enables them to relinquish their own rights when they are no longer needed.

Find further information in our press release concerning TESIS|DIVA 4.3.

Who attempted – and when and where – to change an administrator password within the company? The new release of TESIS|ASPR 3.6, for automatic and secure password resets, can provide answers to these security relevant questions. All essential password operations are logged and are available for analysis and security audits.

Because of compliance issues such as SOX and EuroSOX, tracking IT processes within an organization has become more and more critical. TESIS|ASPR comprehensively fulfills compliance policies by providing flexible auditing for password operations and compatible authentication methods—all of which can be performed on various target systems.

Read more about the documentation of password operations in our press release.

Company employee tasks are changing. To ensure unnecessary folder permissions are completely retracted after departmental changes, TESIS|DIVA 4.2 from TESIS SYSware provides regular reminders to verify access rights. The relevant personnel is notified via e-mail about existing read and write permissions and can update them to reflect current needs – with just one click. By logging access rights in the directories within Windows, TESIS|DIVA satisfies compliance issues and audit requirements.

Read more about current access rights in our press release.

The TESIS|DIVA Viewer Release 1.0 by TESIS SYSware creates transparency in the permission management on file servers. The new product allows the clearly laid out illustration of existing authorisations of groups and accounts to Windows directories. With the aid of easily generated reports, this information can be exported in various formats.

In Release 2.0 the viewer will be coupled with the delegated folder administration TESIS|DIVA. This allows simple and convenient migration of folders and permissions into a running TESIS|DIVA environment.

Read more in our press release or on our webpage about the TESIS|DIVA Viewer.

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• TESIS DIVA Viewer directory selection
  
• TESIS DIVA Viewer permission selection

The user and the security of related business processes are the focus of the strategic partnership between TESIS SYSware and VASCO. The aim is to merge the complementary portfolio of the two companies to form a holistic overall picture.

VASCO, the world’s leading specialist in the field of authentication and Internet security profits from the competences of TESIS SYSware in the area of IT security and identity management. As one of six certified Identikey integration partners in Germany, TESIS SYSware integrates VASCO’s Identikey Server in the customer environment.

Find detailed information about the TESIS SYSware - VASCO partnership in our press release.

More about VASCO

The automobile industry supplier Brose relies on TESIS|ASPR for forgotten passwords. Brose is, with more than 15.000 employees at 50 locations in more than 21 countries the fifth largest company among the family-owned suppliers. By using the automated password reset solution by TESIS SYSware, Brose was able to increase data security and reduce costs created by forgotten passwords.

"ASPR convinces with its easy integration in the already existing system environment. A fast and easy roll-out is therefore possible. That’s why we were able to switch the password reset in a windows environment to ASPR in just a few months".

Christian Stücke, Manager Section eBusiness

Read more in our customer reference.

TESIS SYSware recognizes the increasing importance of Open Source projects and supports the idea with its free software solution TESIS|SPML.net.

With the SPML framework companies are able to easily and comfortably connect their own software solutions to the industry standard OASIS SPML. Automatic and comfortable management of user identities is therefore possible even in heterogeneous IT infrastructures. TESIS|SPML.net can be employed flexibly in open source as well as in commercial solutions.

The TESIS|SPML.net Open Source project is a free implementation of the OASIS Standard Service Provisioning Markup Language (SPML) for Microsoft .NET™. IT supports companies in adapting their in-house developed software solutions to the SPML norm.

Our press release informs you in detail. Click on the picture for a high resolution image. Visit also our TESIS|SPML.net website.

The new release of TESIS|ASPR 3.5 by TESIS SYSware features more flexibility on strong authentication with one-time passwords. Along with RSA SecurID®, TESIS|ASPR now supports Digipass® from VASCO, which additionally allows users without a token to obtain a secure password reset through a server generated (and dispatched) one-time password via SMS. ASPR 3.5 also provides an interface connection to the monitoring platform Nagios® that ensures automated and convenient availability management.

Find more information in our press release TESIS|ASPR 3.5 or visit our TESIS|ASPR websites.

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The new release of TESIS|DIVA 4.1 by TESIS SYSware features a flexible time controlled permission management system for folders on file servers. Access rights can be scheduled and automatically expire after reaching their predefined time frames. Business critical data is also protected with maximum access time frames that are set independent of the user. TESIS|DIVA 4.1 also supports user exits to easily integrate storage volume managed by TESIS|DIVA into existing accounting processes.

Get more information in our press release TESIS|DIVA 4.1 or on the DIVA webpages.

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The new release TESIS|DIVA 4.0 of TESIS SYSware is now available. The software simplifies the permission management for all folders of a company, even if they are located on different file servers and assigned to different domains. TESIS|DIVA allows you to manage all folders with just one single instance. The granting of user permissions itself remains located locally; permissions are requested in user self service and administered in the respective departments or projects.


Read more in our press release about TESIS|DIVA 4.0

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The new release TESIS|DIVA 3.3 from TESIS SYSware, designed for delegated and interactive folder administration, puts folder structures in order.

Authorized users can only create new folders by using specified structure templates. TESIS|DIVA therefore simplifies the management of deeply nested folder hierarchies on file servers.


For details please see the complete press release or contact us directly.

With TESIS|ViTAN, the TESIS SYSware’s most recent development, you can clearly and quickly authenticate callers. To check the caller’s identity, it is simply required that both callers have intranet access. No complex biometric voice recognition is necessary. With this solution it is possible to securely transmit sensitive company information like personnel data via telephone, even if the interlocutors don’t know each other personally.

Please see our full press release for details or contact us directly.