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New Indeed CM 6.2 release shapes the future of PKI
Posted by anna.vlasenko on 07 July 2020 04:02 PM |
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We have added a number of new functionalities to the Indeed CM software since the last release. The brand new features include the introduction of the “Dashboard” section and the support of certificate issuance for the Windows registry and Windows Hello for Business. The existing functionality has also been improved. For example, now you can track smart card certificates not only at the time of their issue but also after an update. Read more about all the changes below. DashboardThis new section displays the summary information regarding the Indeed CM status. The following sub-sections can be accessed:
Adding RSA certificates to the Windows registryA new Registry smart card type was introduced in addition to physical and virtual smart cards. Similarly to smart cards based on Trusted Platform Module 2.0, the Registry card type is linked to the end user’s workstation. The Self-Service functionality allows the users to request and add certificates to the local machine and/or current user certificate stores using their own credentials. Support for Windows Hello for Business devicesAnother new type of supported devices is smart cards based on Windows Hello for Business. A Windows Hello for Business configuration manager can be accessed through the Indeed CM Self-Service functionality to create a smart card and set a PIN. In addition to the user authentication certificate issued automatically at the time of WHfB smart card creation, Indeed CM also enables the users to add any other certificate to the same container. For instance, an email signing certificate. Requesting and adding additional certificates to the existing Windows Hello for Business container. Status-based user search in the Indeed CM databaseThe previous versions of the Indeed CM allowed user search only in the Active Directory. Now we have also added status-based search in the Indeed CM database. The Indeed CM administrators and operators now can much more easily identify locked users (those who exceeded the maximum number of security question answer attempts) or users that failed to set the answers to the security questions. Batch device addition from a file using the Management Console web interfaceLarge batches of new devices can now be easily added to the system. All you have to do is download a file with a list of serial numbers (available from the equipment manufacturer or the supplier) and specify the administrator PIN that must be associated with these devices. The supported file extensions are .txt и .csv. Other changes in Version 6.2
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