Novell SecureLogin
ROI in Only Months
Novell SecureLogin effectively reduces the number of password reset calls to the helpdesk. IT administrators will spend less time dealing with password related calls. With 5000 users SecureLogin recovers the full investment in only 10.2 months. Not only that, but your savings over the following year could be as high as $440,000.
Reduced Helpdesk Workload
By eliminating the need for users to manage their own passwords, Novell SecureLogin effectively reduces the number of password reset calls to the helpdesk. IT-support professionals and administrators will spend less time dealing with password related calls and can redirect their attention back to their core duties. Novell SecureLogin offers a remarkably quick Return On Investment (ROI) by solving some of the most expensive and frustrating byproducts of password security.
- Significantly reduces password-related helpdesk calls
- Simplifies the end user experience
- Enhances network security
- Accelerates user access to data and applications
Take a moment to change the default values in our ROI calculation tool to fit your organization. You will see just how quickly your investment in Novell SecureLogin can pay off.
SecureLogin also reduces costs through its broad support for applications, Web sites and terminal servers, as well as popular directories and clients. With the client-based flexibility of Novell SecureLogin, you can leverage your investments in existing systems and avoid expensive hardware upgrades. Specifically, Novell SecureLogin supports Web, Windows, Terminal Server/Citrix, terminal emulator/host, and Java applications and applets based on Swing and AWT. Additionally, Novell SecureLogin supports Novell eDirectory—and directories from LDAP v3 vendors and Microsoft.
Easy to Administer
A redesigned interface simplifies administration and provides integration with key Novell management products such as Novell iManager, allowing your IT staff to centrally manage credentials and policies for Novell Open Enterprise Server, Novell Identity Manager and Novell eDirectory. Your administrators can easily grant application access by user or group and customize what users can view and edit. If your organization uses an LDAP directory or if you have multiple directories, your administrators can manage access rights in LDAP. There is also an administration plug-in for Microsoft Active Directory.
