For data centers trying to meet compliance requirements, it has become imperative to ensure Two Factor Authentication protection for remote login. AuthShield implements 2FA on UNIX/SSH by integrating our custom PAM module on the server. This ensures that a user attempting to login into the server has to enter User Name, password as well as One Time Password to log in. Remote Windows Server Login AuthShield also implements 2FA on Windows Server Login by integrating our custom windows credentials on the server.

Enterprise's sensitive information is provided to the stake-holders through multiple web applications. AuthShield's two factor authentication Web API can be easily integrated with multiple web applications developed in any technology (.Net, JSP, PHP, Ruby on Rails etc.). Custom plug ins are developed for third party applications where standard API's cannot be used or integrated.

As cloud computing continues to expand and revolutionize business, the need to consider security around cloud applications is evermore paramount. Replacing passwords with strong Two Factor Authentication will give peace of mind to cloud users that their data is secure and only they have access to the same. When a user logs into a cloud app, they are redirected to AuthShield two factor authentication system where they must authenticate successfully and then redirected to their Cloud app where access is granted.

Many organizations are using various Email solutions such as Zimbra, MS Exchange, Outlook WebAccess, Outlook Anywhere and Outlook ActiveSync for accessing their mails. AuthShield is the only multi-factor authentication product in the market today that allows you to securely access your mails from anywhere and at anytime. AuthShield protects all of the Email solutions with Two-factor authentication. Now with AuthShield, access your mail from anywhere and at anytime without any fear of losing your confidential data.

With the rapid growing importance of ERP in an organization daily work processes, it has become one of the most critical targets for attackers trying to harm the organization. Most of the ERP breaches are caused due to a single factor of authentication which users use to log in. In such an environment it has become critical to secure ERP's with Two Factor Authentication. AuthShield Two Factor Authentication can be seamlessly integrated with any ERP solution including SAP to ensure that user's credentials are always protected.

VPNs are one of the most preferred options for enterprises to allow their remote users connect to their network. It is recommended by security experts to use strong two-factor authentication to secure the access and transmission over VPN. AuthShield two-factor authentication solution is easily integrated with multiple VPN variants as it is designed to work with RADIUS Protocol as well as LDAP and Active Directory Repositories. Integrating with AuthShield two-factor Authentication results in reduction of risk of Identity Fraud for the enterprises. Most of the popular devices from most vendors in market support integration with AuthShield seamlessly. Example: CheckPoint, Cisco VPN, Fortinet, Juniper etc.

Strong authentication is the first pillar of trusted networks, in which identities can be trusted by independent partners. AuthShield Two Factor Authentication is used to protect user’s credentials while logging into their Windows systems. The integration is seamless where the windows credential manager is replaced with a custom client Auth Module while a custom server auth module is also installed on the Active Directory. AuthShield Two Factor Authentication integration is available for any Windows OS version from Windows 7 to Windows 10 and also for RDP on Windows 2008, 20012 R2, 2016 R2.

Small office and home office Wi-Fi routers are very vulnerable to attack

These vulnerabilities appear to affect most routers, and are hard to fix, these could put nearly every person who connects to a vulnerable router at risk, and, thereby exposes the Wi-Fi to Identity theft.

On deployment of AuthShield, whenever the user connects to Wi-Fi, the user has to enter the One Time Password (OTP) by using his token