v-GO Universal Authentication Manager Benefits
Fast, Secure Windows Authentication
Many organizations want to increase the security of their Windows networks by replacing Windows passwords with two-factor authentication. The problem is that increased security usually slows and complicates authentication, leading to frustrated end users and failed deployments. v-GO Universal Authentication Manager overcomes this barrier with a fast and simple user logon process that also increases data protection for organizations that must comply with regulations such as HIPAA, PCI DSS and FISMA.
Leverage Existing Authentication Devices
Many organizations already have authentication devices such as door access badges, government-issued ID cards, and built-in laptop biometric readers. However, Windows doesn’t natively accept these devices for logon. v-GO Universal Authentication Manager solves the problem by allowing virtually any authentication device to be used for accessing Windows. This allows organizations to deploy strong authentication to Windows without incurring the expense of buying and issuing new authentication devices for every user.
Use Multiple Device Types Simultaneously
No single form of strong authentication will meet the needs of all users in an organization. Fingerprint authentication might be a great solution for many departments, for example, but it would not work for employees who wear gloves. v-GO Universal Authentication Manager is able to utilize and manage all forms of authentication through one framework. This allows organizations to choose the right authentication technology for each user environment. It also provides a way to audit all authentication events, regardless of the technology used, from one resource.
Reduced Cost and Administration
Most strong authentication deployments require a separate infrastructure with proprietary servers. Disaster recovery and failover plans are also required to ensure that users are able to gain access to their workstations at all times. v-GO Universal Authentication Manager removes both the cost and administrative burden of a proprietary server by leveraging the organization’s existing Active Directory for data storage. This provides a highly scalable solution without the need to manage another authentication infrastructure.



