Security
Role Based Security
Authentication Method
User can be authenticated using a list of user names and passwords stored in the e-Attendance database (Internal Authentication), against a Windows Domain, Active Directory or a server using LDAP.
Application Security
Data and screens within the system are divided into user defined Applications. Application Security defines which of these Applications a role can access.
Function Security
Controls access to functions within the system such as viewing the Audit Trailing or creating a new Community portal.
Module Security
Controls access to the Web Application, Administrator. Console and Document Explorer applications.
Table Security
Defines table, row and field level security for data.
Object Security
Documents, Reports, Communities and Add-ins are security on an object by object basis. Each object has read, write and delete access defined for it.
Password Rules
Letters-Only Passwords Not Allowed
Determines if a user’s password must contain numbers as well as letters.
Minimum Password Length
Determines the minimum number of characters a password can contain.
Maximum Failed Logon Attempts
Defines the maximum number of invalid logon attempts allowed before a user’s account is frozen.
Password Never Expires
When a password has expired, the user account is suspended and the user can no longer log on to the application. The user is warned ten days before password expiration and prompted to change their password.
Change Password
Password change frequency should be maintainable
Encryption
Encrypted passwords with MD5 algorithm
Reset Password
We offer this functionality so that if there is a doubt that the person’s password might be misused by being leaked out, then the Admin can reset it. This keeps the sensitive information protected.
Display
Passwords are not displayed on any screen in e-Attendance at any circumstance.
e-School
e-Accounting
e-Payroll
e-Attendance
e-HR