Upgrade Workstation Protection with AuthX Secure

Enable quick and easy access to essential programs and information while ensuring robust workstation security

Understanding AuthX Secure

AuthX Secure is designed to protect workstations, ensuring quick and easy access to essential programs and information. It supports various access methods, including RFID/NFC tap-and-go, Biometric Authentication, Mobile Passwordless Authentication, etc. AuthX Secure integrates Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and Single Sign-On (SSO) to provide robust security without compromising convenience.

Shared Workstation Mode

Workstation Lock Mode

Single User Mode

Access Workflows that Suit Your Requirements

AuthX Secure supports various workflows to accommodate different access requirements

Delegation Mode

Kiosk Mode

AuthX Secure allows you to configure security policies and authentication workflows that adapt to your organization’s specific needs, enhancing workstation security and ensuring uniform access. Whether logging in from home or office, the system dynamically adjusts authentication requirements based on location and network environment, ensuring secure access without compromising productivity.

Tailor workflows for different roles, departments, or devices, giving you full control over user access while maintaining robust security across all environments.

Enhance Your Workflows with Security Policies and Authentication Strategies

Supported Protocols

AuthX Secure supports several widely used authentication protocols to ensure secure and efficient access management:

SAML (Security Assertion Markup Language)

Facilitates single sign-on (SSO) by logging users into applications based on sessions.

FIDO WebAuthn

A standard for passwordless authentication, enabling secure login through public key cryptography.

OpenID

Allows users to use a single set of credentials for authentication across multiple sites.

OAuth (Open Authorization)

Provides secure access to protected data without sharing passwords.

RADIUS (Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service)

Authorizes and authenticates users accessing a remote network.

LDAPS (LDAP over SSL)

Secure version of LDAP encrypting the authentication process.

RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol)

Enables remote access to physical work desktop computers, further enhancing workstation security.