HID ActivID ActivClient CAC Card Middleware Version 7.4.1.6 for Windows.Includes the legacy version ActivClient 6.2.215 for Windows 7.This package includes 1 license for 1 user - HID Part Number: ACCxxCWL.This package does not include a smart card nor a smart card reader.ActivClient supports standard US government-issued smart cards such as CAC and PIV. ActivClient is the main DoD CAC software.ActivClient is the smart card middleware from HID that allows government organizations to easily use smart cards and USB tokens for a wide variety of desktop, network security and productivity applications. ActivClient enables usage of PKI certificates and keys, one-time passwords and static passwords on a smart card or USB token to secure desktop applications, network login, remote access, web login, e-mail and electronic transactions.Supported processors: Intel compatible processorsMicrosoft Operating Systems: - Windows 10 64 bit - Windows 11 - Windows Server 2019 - Windows Server 2022
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90meter software complies with all applicable standards, including:FIPS 201-1, GSC IS 201, US DoD CAC Middleware Requirements v.3.0, GSA BasicServices Interface (BSI), GlobalPlatform, PKCS 7-12, 1024 and 2048-bit RSA, andSection 508.
If you are purchasing this smart card reader to perform DOD/GOVT CAC log on from your PC, please be aware that you will also need to acquire and install root certificates, middleware and cacenablers. The reader alone will not complete the log on process. Approved users can acquire this software from their command. In addition, root certificate installation and CAC registration may be required.
- S/MIME software is required to open encrypted email in OWA for both home and work computers. This was previously pushed to AF devices for Edge/Chrome, but requires manual installation for personal devices. Of note, there is not an S/MIME solution for Chrome home use.
You also gain access to the state-of-the-art facilities and software environment provided by the Center, which is fully up to date with current best practices and would be much more expensive for your organization to produce on its own. Thus membership in the CAC represents extraordinary value that will accelerate your organization's progress towards its defined goals.
Autonomic Computing (AC) denotes a broad area of scientific and engineering research on methods, architectures and technologies for the design, implementation, integration and evaluation of special and general-purpose computing systems, components and applications that are capable of autonomously achieving desired behaviors. AC systems aim to be self-managed in order to enable independent operation, minimize cost and risk, accommodate complexity and uncertainty or enable systems of systems with large numbers of components. Hence, system integration and automation of management are important areas of research whose contexts subsume other AC research topics. These might include, to varying degrees, self-organization, self-healing, self-optimization (e.g. for power or speed), self-protection and other so-called self-* behaviors. CAC research activities will advance several disciplines that impact the specification, design, engineering and integration of autonomic computing and information processing systems. They include design and evaluation methods, algorithms, architectures, information processing, software, mathematical foundations and benchmarks for autonomic systems. Solutions will be studied at different levels of both centralized and distributed systems, including the hardware, networks, storage, middleware, services and information layers. Collectively, the participating universities have research and education programs whose strengths cover the technical areas of the center. Within this broad scope, the specific research activities will vary over time as a reflection of center member needs and the evolution of the field of autonomic computing.
Major facilities in the advanced computing and information systems research labs at UF, UA and Rutgers will be leveraged and significantly expanded in support of the CAC Center. At present, facilities include cutting-edge computer systems and software infrastructure. The suite of facilities available to CAC members and researchers provides advanced and powerful research test-beds including hardware, system software and middleware mirroring state-of-the-art capabilities found in industry settings. Its unique capabilities include upwards of 500 computing nodes based on Intel Xeon, AMD Opteron, IBM Power and SUN Sparc systems; 50 Terabytes of storage; commercial and open-source OS software and middleware for virtualization, database management, Web-Services, grid computing, P2P computing, etc. CAC resources are locally and externally connected via high-speed networks.
If you have installed other older TokenD based software, it is highly recommended that you remove the older software so as to not conflict with crypto token kit. Older TokenD based middleware include OpenSC, Centrify, and PKard. If you have any of these software packages installed, please consult the documentation from that software to remove it.
When I had my CAC reader working correctly before, Firefox would prompt me for my CAC pin. With the new Firefox installed, I did not get that prompt. And when I visited the OWA site previously, I would notice the little green led flashing as the certificates on my CAC were presented to the site. With the new Firefox installed, I did not see that either, indicating a problem with the CAC software/middleware and/or Firefox.
In Firefox Preferences/Security & Privacy/Security Devices, I unloaded the CAC module and shut down Firefox.I then re-installed the CAC software (cackey_0.7.5-1_amd64.deb). Then it was time to reconfigure the security device again in the Preferences/Security & Privacy/Security Devices section. Viola! I was back in business.
90meter software complies with applicable standards, including: FIPS 201-1, US DoD CAC Middleware Requirements, GlobalPlatform, PKCS 7-12, 2048-bit RSA, and Section 508. The PIV Minidriver, is Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) 201 certified middleware, meeting Personal Identity Verification (PIV) I & II standards and meets SP 800-73 for technical specifications to interface with the smart card to retrieve and use identity credentials.
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