How to Set Up Automatic Locking Workstation Computers with ID Badge Access?

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Asked By RandomGiraffe92 On

Hey everyone! I'm looking for suggestions on how to set up workstations in a shared environment that can automatically lock after 15 minutes of inactivity but can be quickly unlocked with an ID badge tap or similar system. I'm not interested in creating individual user profiles for each employee; I just want a straightforward lock/unlock process. We currently use Okta, but I'm unsure if it supports this type of setup. Any advice would be appreciated!

4 Answers

Answered By NerdyNomad21 On

You could also check out using a YubiKey with an NFC reader. It’s a fast and secure way to manage access without needing to create multiple accounts.

Answered By TechieTurtle555 On

Have you considered using Imprivata? It seems to do exactly what you need. It’s designed for secure access without the hassle of shared logins, which might work great for your setup.

CleverCoder88 -

I’ve heard good things about it! Just keep in mind that it can get pricey.

Answered By AdminAce99 On

If you're looking for something simpler, Windows Hello might be your answer. Users can log in using facial recognition or fingerprints after the first setup. Just get a compatible webcam or keyboard, and it should recognize the user instantly without entering any passwords.

Answered By GizmoGuru44 On

Another option is to go for a keyboard with a built-in smartcard reader. These allow for certificate-based logins and usually work seamlessly across different operating systems. You can even use printable smartcards in conjunction with ID badges for convenience.

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