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In addition to PKI and the cards themselves, each computer needs a smart card reader. You must set up at least one computer as a smart card enrollment station and authorize at least one user to operate it. Although no extra hardware is required beyond a smart card reader, the user who operates the enrollment station needs to be issued an Enroll ment Agent certificate. Because the holder of the Enrollment Agent certificate can gen erate a smart card for anyone in the organization, there must be strong security policies in place for issuing Enrollment Agent certificates.

Describe the qualities of strong passwords and password policies. Describe the password policies available for Windows Server 2003 based networks. Explain the technical controls for password policies and their limitations. Determine organizational climate and information sensitivity. Describe options for managing the need for multiple policies. Design a strong password policy. Explain the considerations for deciding to design an account lockout policy. Design an account lockout policy. Recommend alternatives to password-based authentication.

The main problem with passwords is that the more secure a password, the more difficult it is to remember. If you require your users to create 32 character, multi-case alphanumeric passwords, they are likely to write them down. If you let your users establish any type of password they want, some people will probably decide to use a password that can be easily compromised. Smart cards can be a solution to these problems because you can implement them in place of passwords. Of course, you ll have to place smart card readers on every computer and issue smart cards to every user. However, once that is done, users won t have to use passwords anymore. Instead, they ll probably use a PIN or maybe a biometric (i.e., thumbprint or retinal scan) to gain access to their workstation and the network. Smart cards make it a lot more difficult for remote attackers to compromise network user s accounts.

The stateful session bean acts as an agent for the client, managing processes or taskflow to accomplish a set of tasks; it manages the interactions of other beans in addition to direct data access over several operations to accomplish a complex set of tasks By encapsulating and managing taskflow on behalf of the client, stateful beans present a simplified interface that hides the details of many interdependent operations on the database and other beans from the client..

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Follow this process to establish account and password requirements: 1. Design a strong password policy. This includes the following steps: a. Make sure you understand the qualities of a strong password policy and the password policies that you can use in Windows Server 2003 based networks. These characteristics are implemented using technical controls, training, and enforcement.

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Roll back the transaction. Log the error. Discard the instance. Rethrow the RemoteExcep tion or EJBException.

Smart card logon is supported for Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003. To imple ment smart cards, you must deploy an enterprise certification authority rather than a stand-alone or third-party certification authority to support smart card logon to Windows Server 2003 domains. Windows Server 2003 supports industry standard Per sonal Computer/Smart Card (PC/SC) compliant smart cards and readers and provides drivers for commercially available plug and play smart card readers. Windows Server 2003 does not support non-PC/SC-compliant or non plug and play smart card readers. Some manufacturers might provide drivers for non plug and play smart card readers that work with Windows Server 2003; however, it is recommended that you purchase only plug and play PC/SC-compliant smart card readers. The cost of administering a smart card program depends on several factors, including:

The number of users enrolled in the smart card program and their location. Your organization s practices for issuing smart cards to users, including the requirements for verifying user identities. For example, will you require users to simply present a valid personal identification card or will you require a background investigation Your policies affect the level of security provided as well as the actual cost. Your organization s practices for users who lose or misplace their smart cards. For example, will you issue temporary smart cards, authorize temporary alternate logon to the network, or make users go home to retrieve their smart cards Your policies affect how much worker time is lost and how much help desk support is needed.

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Your smart card authentication strategy must describe the network logon and authen tication methods you use, including: