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Polarity is a dual engine browser powered by both Chromium and Trident that focuses on system efficiency by bringing low RAM and low CPU usage. This browser was also programmed to be optimized for Windows with an Android version available. Browse the web with an uncomplicated UI that is highly customizable with themes, apps, and extensions from the Polarity Store, GreasyFork, OpenUserJS, and UserStyles. Polarity also comes with a built in password manager which safely encrypts all data to...

An open source project originally designed to provide the University of Michigan with a secure single sign-on web authentication system. Cosign is part of the National Science Foundation Middleware Initiative (NMI) EDIT software release.

DAD is a Windows event log and syslog management tool that allows you to aggregate logs from hundreds to thousands of systems in real time. DAD requires no agents on the servers or workstations. Correlation and analysis is driven through a web front end.

Servlet container extensions that help web developers write full featured Java web applications.

Velo is an open Identity and Access Management platform, with many IDM services such as provisioning, access control, password synchronization, audit & compliance, self service interfaces and much more.

CartoReso intends to facilitate enterprise computer network mapping.

JavaLightServer is a multi-purpose server that can be used to share our desktop across the Internet with other authorized clients. It provides also a secure connection using SSL certificates.

A JNI wrapper for the Microsoft Data Protection API

OW.NET -- 1-Wire API port from Java (and J#) to C#. Use the Dallas 1-Wire and iButton chips with standard C# using a serial adapter (also CF.net) or the TMEX drivers on the Windows platform. No J# distribution installation required.

Mica has been developed in the project SicAri (www.sicari.de), sponsored by the BMBF (www.bmbf.de), and allows for all kind of means authentication at windows systems. Mica is based on Kerberos and therefore supports single sign-on.

Open eSign allows software developers and technical parties in a company to create secure, online (web-based) forms and documents that follow a business process flow and enable legally recognized electronic signatures using digital signature technology.