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The Problem | |||
| Problem: | You need logins, passwords and Control level Access Control in your program | ||
| Problem: | You need robust product registration facilities | ||
| Problem: | You want security that's easy enough for your client to administer | ||
| Problem: | You want security that's easy to add to your application, yet powerful enough to meet your needs | ||
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The Solution | ||
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Secwin! | ||
| Firstly, Secwin allows you to add complete user access security to your Clarion applications. Logins, passwords, limiting access to screens, to controls, even to browse columns. Secondly, Secwin provides you the developer with an effective copy protection and registration tool which allows you to activate all, or part, of your program via phone, fax or email. It can limit network instances of an application and can even tell you exactly who is running the program over the network. In addition to all of this, ease of use has been a priority during the development of Secwin. Ease of use for the developer, and most importantly east of use for the end user. Any security is useless if it can't be remembered or if it takes longer than a minute to explain. Most importantly when giving over-the-phone support, the user should be able to follow your simple instructions without going wrong. Secwin doesn't compromise on the rock solid security underneath though. Secwin makes your applications totally secure from unauthorized access. Not even other developers with the Secwin package can bypass your security. Other developers can not issue activation codes for your applications. And Secwin is the only product you can supply to your client where he is safe, regardless of the security at your development site. For those sites requiring lower security but more convenience, the Super User feature means access to the developer is always allowed. Secwin is completely network compatible. It is designed with networks in mind and supports multiple applications using one central access file. In this way the user has only one password, not different passwords to each application. And they are free to login from any workstation. Best of all you don't need to configure Secwin on each workstation, only on the server. Secwin even comes in a Btrieve version to support WANS. | ||
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Clarion Online says... | ||
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"Secwin is a feature-filled security package for Clarion for Windows... it has more features than I expected in a security system... Good value for your money... it's easy for the Supervisor to grant both screen access and control access... [User Groups] greatly simplify the Supervisor's administrative work. By using this feature it would be easy to administer large groups of users... Implementing security with Secwin was extremely easy." Clarion Online (Sep 97) and "Secwin offers some compelling features and certainly deserves a look. If you need both security and protection at a reasonable price, this package is a hard one to beat." Clarion Online (Aug 98) | ||
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Features | ||
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User Access Control Features
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