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Cases where a hardware key is required for a security key and cases where it is not required.

Explaining cases where a hardware key is required for a security key and cases where it is not needed! Implementation examples in environments where smartphones are prohibited.

We will introduce a case where a "security key" was implemented in an environment where smartphones are prohibited. In areas where smartphones are not allowed, the use of authentication apps and SMS is not possible, and personal authentication information cannot be stored on devices, which poses challenges when using shared PCs or not being able to bring in company PCs. In this case, by implementing security keys assigned to individuals, we achieved the use of an authentication method other than smartphones. [Challenges] - In areas where smartphones are prohibited, using shared PCs or bringing in company PCs is not possible. - Authentication apps and SMS cannot be used, and personal authentication information cannot be stored on devices. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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【Specifications】 ■Swissbit iShield Key 2: Selectable USB Type-A / Type-C, Pro model also supports smart card authentication ■GoTrust Idem Key: USB-A version and USB-C version, IP68 (waterproof and dustproof) compliant. Suitable for environments with dust and moisture (resistance to temperature, chemicals, and impact is separate) ■VinCSS FIDO2 Touch 1: Specializes in FIDO2 authentication, reducing costs during mass distribution *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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