Entrust IoT Agent Integrations

Robust digital security is achievable through the most reliable on-premises identity and access management (IAM) solutions available today. The Identity Enterprise platform offers an integrated IAM system that caters to a diverse array of consumer, employee, and citizen scenarios. It excels in managing high-assurance applications that necessitate a zero-trust model for potentially millions of users. The platform is versatile, allowing for deployment both on-premises and through virtual appliances. The principle of "never trust, always verify" ensures that both your organization and its user communities remain secure, regardless of their location. High-assurance applications include features like credential-based access, issuance of smart cards, and top-tier multi-factor authentication (MFA), safeguarding your workforce, consumers, and citizens alike. Additionally, user experience can be enhanced through adaptive risk-based authentication and passwordless login options. Digital certificates (PKI) can be employed to elevate security, offering robust protection whether utilizing a physical smart card or a virtual counterpart, thereby reinforcing the integrity of your identity management strategy. This comprehensive approach ensures that security remains a priority while minimizing potential obstacles for users.

Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is a quick and economical solution that enables organizations using Windows to implement a Zero Trust framework effectively. Begin by adopting a user-friendly and easily deployable on-premises MFA system, which can later be transitioned to a cloud-based Identity as a Service if needed. This transition ensures a smooth integration between the two systems, offering a seamless user experience along with three additional authentication alternatives: mobile push notifications, device fingerprinting, and grid cards. With just one license, you can secure and enhance your digital operations. Furthermore, adaptive authentication and self-service password resets help minimize user friction, allowing for tailored authentication strategies based on specific user needs and requirements. There is also a wide variety of authentication methods available, including SMS, voice calls, email, and one-time passwords (OTP). Additionally, users have the option to utilize smartphone biometrics such as fingerprint or facial recognition for added security. To maintain email security, ActiveSync for Outlook restricts unauthorized devices from accessing users' email without requiring Mobile Device Management (MDM) integration, ensuring a robust protective measure is in place. Overall, these features collectively strengthen the security posture of organizations while enhancing user convenience.