SessionGuard - Stop unauthorized Exchange access via OWA!!

SessionGuard 2003 for Outlook Web Access prevents intruders from pirating an OWA session to gain unauthorized access to a user's Exchange mail, calendar, and address books (where many passwords tend to be stored).

Even if a user utilizes the OWA logoff button, unauthorized access is easily accomplished as a user's authentication credentials are still cached. SessionGuard's robust authentication monitoring technology and ensures that a user's cached credentials can not be reused. In addition, SessionGuard provides an administrator with the ability to define session time-outs for those instances when a user forgets to exit OWA and close all browser instances.

SessionGuard 2003 is optimized to work with Exchange 2003 and is a server-based software security solution that is easily installed and quickly configured in 5 minutes or less. (There is a 2000 version for Exchange 2000, too.)

• Secures OWA 2003
• Supports all Browsers
• Session Expiry
• Clears Credentials
• Supports Rich & Reach Clients
• Protects Cached Data
• No Additional Hardware
• No Client Installation
• No Performance Impact
• Security Audit Reporting

 Issue: OWA is exposed to unauthorized access when:

• The browser cannot be closed (kiosks)
• A window such as mail composition is left open
• Windows Explorer is used to navigate URLs
• Users navigate to new URLs

Vulnerable Data:

• E-mail
• Contacts
• Calendars & Appointments
• Corporate Address Lists
• Public Folders
• Web Applications & Storage

Solution: SessionGuard 2003 for Outlook Web Access:

• Securely log off OWA forcing new authentication
• Protects all Exchange 2003 web access directories
• Session expiry denies unauthorized navigation
• Supports kiosks where security prohibits closing the browser
• Optionally integrates with Messageware's Plus Pack 2003 for Outlook Web Access

For more information from the vendor, go to http://www.messageware.com/products/sessionguard2003.html

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Last modified: 25-Mar-2010