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Stock Yards Bank and Trust Makes Employees Productive and Keeps Data Secure With Imprivata OneSign

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Overview Stock Yards Bank & Trust has been a trusted part of the Louisville, Kentucky community for more than a century. Chief Information Officer, Jim Condra felt biometrics would be the easiest solution to implement, because Stock Yards computer users could authenticate their identities during logon simply by placing their fingertips on desktop scanners. Imprivata's representatives introduced Condra to Imprivata OneSign. With OneSign, a single action of user authentication permits users to access all computers and applications they are authorized to use, thereby eliminating the need to remember and enter multiple passwords.

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Publisher	Imprivata	File Format	PDF
Date Published	October 2008
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Network Security, Security Management, Biometrics

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