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Rohos Welcome 1.5 - Easy to use two-factor authentication for Windows with USB flash drive and PIN code.

USB Windows secure login solution - Rohos Welcome v.1.5

Whats new in Rohos Welcome v.1.5.:

1. Rohos Welcome 1.5 is launched - Store and auto-fill your Windows password by using USB flash drive!.

2. How two-factor authentication works in Rohos Welcome.

Registered User?
Download and update for free v.1.5:

Teslain (www.rohos.com) has released version 1.5 of Rohos welcome, designed to add the strong authentication and convenience to the standard Windows logon procedure. It allows to access Windows driven computers in an easy, fast and secure way by using USB flash drives.

Download link: http://www.rohos.com/welcome-screen/rohos_welcome.exe
Free during 30-day trial period.

System Requirements: Microsoft Windows 2000/XP/2003
Available languages: English, Russian
Get Full Version: USD $22.50.

For more information about the product please visit:
http://www.rohos.com/welcome-screen/

As a software-only solution, Rohos has the advantage over other, more expensive, user authentication solutions such as fingerprint readers or security tokens. It requires no hardware beyond a standard USB flash drive and no special knowledge to use or to maintain. In addition, it offers Windows Login screen customization features - custom messages and skeens.

How two-factor authentication works in Rohos Welcome.
A big lie of computer security is that security improves as password complexity increases. In reality, users simply write down difficult passwords, leaving the system vulnerable. Security is better increased by using two-factor authentication solutions.

Rohos Welcome is computer security software that is specifically designed to strengthen the security of the Windows computer logon process and keep intruders out with Two-Factor Authentication technology by using USB flash drives. Here`s how it works and links to free download.
Read More: http://www.rohos.com/how-two-factor-authentication-works.htm

Telsain.
http://www.rohos.com/