So many applications — from physical and logical access to voting, border entry, drug prescription, digital and physical access, and financial transactions — require proof that an individual is exactly who they say they are. For these cases, the simple combination of a user ID and password is no longer enough to protect such vulnerable information. Identity theft, data breaches, malware, malicious actors and regulatory requirements mean that digital security must evolve to stay one step ahead of security threats.
HID Global offers a full line of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) card readers and digital fingerprint readers to complement your organization’s existing technology infrastructure. From enrollment to identity verification and ongoing authentication, your systems are protected and compliant — now and in the future.
With SSO, users carry a master sign-on to authenticate themselves for digital or logical access. Once authenticated, whenever they need to log into another piece of software, the technology logs in on their behalf. The SSO solution internally stores the various credentials for every piece of software users need to access and then validates the appropriate credential within those systems. For SSO remote authentication, RFID-enabled single sign-on allows seamless and frictionless switching between applications without logging in again. Our SSO technology allows software vendors and organizations the ability to utilize their current RFID credentials or add biometric security capabilities, which can’t be lost, shared or stolen.
SSO Key Benefits:
MFA uses several different factors to verify a person’s identity and grant them access to various software, systems and data. The security of multi-factor authentication is derived from requiring confirmation of at least two of the following factors — who they are (e.g. biometrics), what they have (e.g. a credential) and what they know (e.g. a password). The combination of a password, physical token and biometric credential can significantly reduce the risk of data and software breaches. Adding an extra layer of authentication — be it from a biometric reader, RFID smart card or mobile device — provides even more security.
MFA Key Benefits: