PROTECT YOUR DIGITAL IDENTITIES
Enable a smooth user experience.
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STRONG AUTHENTICATION
is used to reliably confirm the identity of IT users before they are granted access to critical systems and data. In practice, multi-factor authentication is used for this, often as a combination of a secret (PIN or password), a possession (smart card or mobile device) or a personal characteristic (biometrics).
STRONG
AUTHENTICATION
In decentralized organizations, rolling out user identities and restoring lost credentials can be a major challenge. It is cost-intensive and often frustrating for users. Self-services offer a remedy. They can be used to implement secure and highly scalable workflows to distribute digital identities, smart cards and access data in an efficient and user-friendly manner and to restore them if necessary.
CREDENTIAL MANAGEMENT -
is required in connection with strong authentication. It manages the lifecycle of the means of access for binding human and IT user accounts. A credential management system is often connected to the user directory (LDAP) and, in conjunction with a PKI, is able to issue or revoke user certificates and roll them out to smart cards or other certificate carriers.
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80% of all breaches use compromised identities.
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2023 Threat Hunting Report,
CrowdStrike
The objective of phishing resistance does not allow the use of shared secrets. Passwords, including one-time passwords ("OTP"), are shared secrets that can be intercepted and misused. Shared secrets are also frequently used in multi-factor authentication on an app basis. Only asymmetric cryptography is considered phishing-resistant today. This is used in PKI certificates or FIDO2 authentication.
CRYPTAS
helps you to specify an authentication solution that is suitable for your organization and your regulatory requirements and to implement it together with you on the basis of market-leading technology components.
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