Break free of the token!

SecurEnvoy provides a refreshing approach to the 2 factor authentication requirements of today's networks. Most token based systems are expensive to purchase and costly to maintain, the biggest cost often being hidden ones! Their technology is built on the Windows platform making it easy to deploy and integrate with other products including Active Directory and Microsoft ISA Server.

Turn ANY GSM mobile phone into an authentication token by texting one time passcodes No Additional Hardware Token required. No End User Hardware deployment costs.

Innovative approach solves the problems with SMS delays and temporary loss of signal without having to have software installed on mobile phones.

Pre-sending the next required passcode after authentication gives plenty of time for the user to receive the next 6 digit passcode. If the end users mobile phone is temporarily out of range, switched off or the mobile phone provider is busy, the SMS message is stored and re-tried regularly for typically up to 4 days until it is successfully sent to the users phone.

SecurAccess is simple to use, just read the pre-existing 6 digit passcode from your mobile phone SMS text store and enter it along with your UserID and PIN.

A revolutionary way of sending email securely. Utilises a patented new approach that doesn’t suffer from the complexity of traditional digital certificate based solutions and doesn’t get blocked by email virus checkers that can’t decrypt messages.

SecurEnvoy currently have solutions for Microsoft Outlook email clients including Microsoft Office 2000, 2003 and Office XP.

SecurMail enables you to send and receive email using two factor authentication, encryption and SSL technology.  Two-factor authentication is a security process that confirms user identities using two distinctive factors – something you have (your mobile phone) and something emailed to you (your pickup URL). By requiring two different forms of identification, you can make sure that the emails intended recipient is the only person who can read the mail.

Are Microsoft password changes causing additional helpdesk overheads? Two Factor Authentication meets Self Help Password Reset

• End user connects to an automated self help web page

• User is two factor authenticated by prompting for their Pin and Passcode from their mobile phone

• Optionally, the user can also be prompted for additional information such as their employee number or any other details already stored in Active Directory

•  After authentication is complete, the user is prompted for their new Microsoft Windows password

• SecurPassword resets the password in Active Directory in real time