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About Visual Guard: Access Control solution providing Authentication, Authorizations and Auditing features. Visual Guard provides a native integration with all .NET and PowerBuilder applications.
It also supports any technology able of HTTP or SOAP requests: Java, C++, PHP, Delphi….
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What’s new?
Visual Guard 3.2 will be out in June!
Here is an overview of the new features:
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What’s cooking?
Here are the main milestones for the next few months:
- Support for Visual Studio 2010 and the .Net Framework 4.0
- Support for Single Sign-On across several websites in a Web Portal configuration
- VG API extended to Permission and Permission Set Management
- Permission Management features added in the VG WebConsole
- Reporting and Auditing features added to the VG WebConsole
- And much more…
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Tip of the month: How
to secure WPF applications
Visual Guard allows you to secure WPF applications. The integration is similar to a winform application. All VG features are available: authentication, enabling Windows authentication, roles and permissions.
To learn more, read our integration guide "How to Secure a WPF application"
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Spotlight on: Visual Guard User Groups
Visual Guard now supports hierarchical groups, both in WinConsole and in WebConsole.
Here are some of the things you can do:
- Create/Read/Update/Delete groups through WinConsole, WebConsole and API.
- Hierarchical organization: Groups can contain users or groups.
- Group Permission Management: Roles can be related to any level of group and will apply to all users and groups within this group.
- Hierarchical Administration rights: When a user with the VG Administrator Role belongs to a group, their administration privileges are automatically restricted to the users and groups contained in this group.
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