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Physical Security of the Client Device
The physical security of the client device is handled outside of the Siebel application. You can use utilities that provide machine-level security by either enforcing machine passwords or encrypting the machine hard drive.
Most leading handheld devices, such as those made by HP/Compaq and RIM, have user-enabled passwords. RIM, for instance, allows users to select whether or not a password is required when the device is turned on. Siebel Systems works closely with a number of third-party partners who enable additional security layers on handheld devices, ranging from biometric authentication to wireless device management.
For example, mFormation Inc. provides the ability to monitor the wireless network continuously and to delete contents of devices remotely when necessary, preventing unauthorized access to data even when a device falls into the wrong hands.
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Security Guide for Siebel eBusiness Applications Published: 23 June 2003 |