Strong Authentication for Novell SecureLogin with One-Time Password Tokens

For Novell SecureLogin customers concerned by rising security threats and weaknesses inherent in password only authentication, ActivIdentity provides a strong authentication solution fully integrated with Novell SecureLogin to enable secure, easy and cost-efficient access to Single Sign-On enabled applications.

The solution natively integrates with the Novell Modular Authentication Service (NMAS™) to provide secure access to Novell SecureLogin and all other Novell applications leveraging NMAS.

How it works

With the ActivIdentity One Time Password NMAS Method, Novell SecureLogin will require a one time password authentication, before granting access to Single Sign On enabled application.

This password is generated by a handheld security token that the user must have. It is valid only once so it cannot be replayed.

Features and benefits

Comply with security requirements - Addresses IT security and compliance requirements by preventing unauthorized access to information.
Enhance security - Enhances security by enforcement of two-factor authentication: something the user has (the one-time password token) and something the user knows (the PIN code).
Flexible – Can be configured to protect all applications or only selected ones with additional security requirements.
Ease of deployment – No third-party server is required, all user and device information is stored in Novell eDirectory.
Reduced administrative costs - All management functions, including full token life cycle management is done within the iManager console, avoiding the need for a new management console paradigm.
Return on investment – Enables strong authentication for Windows, VPN / Dial-up, Web Login, Thin Client and Remote Applications as well as any Novell product that leverage Novell Modular Authentication Service (NMAS) authentication.