Overnight Apps

Security

Database-resident user authentication and access control. We can automatically add end-user authentication (sign-in) and role-based access control as a standard feature to your applications. This authentication feature is based on your own user and role data in your database, making it easy to set up and administer. Your app supports an unlimited number of user roles, and individual users can possess multiple roles. For example, the customer service supervisor has one role as a "rep" with access to customer account information, and a second role as "manager" with authorization to issue refunds or credits. These roles are accessible simultaneously without requiring the user to log in under a second role.
Component-level access control. Component-level security can be applied to controls including text boxes, dropdown lists and checkboxes.
Active Directory authorization. We can include company-wide single sign-on in your applications. Optionally use Active Directory groups for role-based access control.
Microsoft Authorization Manager (AzMan) access control. Use the policy store created and maintained by the Microsoft Authorization Manager to control user access to specific pages and controls.
Data transmission encryption. All application data transmitted to and from the client browser is encrypted using the web server's built-in SSL (secure socket layer) encryption. This standard security ensures that no one can see your data as it passes over the public Internet or over your private intranet and local area networks.
Automatic sign-out. Users are automatically logged-out after a designated period of time to guard against identity theft when a user leaves their Web browser open to the application. This is especially important for applications that connect between enterprises.	A Sign In page in the Everest design theme.
Remember Me. This cookie-based feature remembers user names and passwords so application users can quickly sign-in.