Hive Fabric Integrations

With passwordless proximity login, users can access desktop applications, websites, and devices like Macs and PCs seamlessly. The technology utilizes active proximity detection for hands-free wireless two-factor authentication and efficient password management. IT administrators gain the ability to let users log into their systems dynamically using a physical key, which can be activated automatically, manually through touch, by pressing Enter, or with a PIN code. This means users can effortlessly log in, switch accounts, change devices, and log out without ever needing to remember or input passwords; all that is required is the key. Moreover, when a user steps away, the system automatically locks, safeguarding access to the computer and web passwords. Continuous authentication methods ensure that users' access is routinely verified. Consequently, the hassle of typing passwords is eliminated entirely. Furthermore, administrators can streamline password protection through a centralized admin console, enabling the enforcement of stronger passwords and two-factor authentication while allowing employees to maintain their productivity without interruptions. This innovation significantly reduces helpdesk inquiries related to forgotten passwords and password resets, making the login process and autolocking dependent on proximity more efficient and user-friendly. This advancement not only enhances security but also improves the overall user experience in workplace environments.

Proximity-based passwordless authentication is now available for various platforms including desktop applications, websites, and multiple devices like PCs and Macs. This innovative system utilizes active proximity detection to enable hands-free wireless two-factor authentication and efficient password management. IT administrators can facilitate user logins to computers and websites dynamically with a physical key, allowing access either automatically, manually, through touch, by pressing Enter, or using a PIN. Users enjoy the convenience of logging in, switching between accounts, changing devices, and logging out without the need for passwords, eliminating any hassle—just the key is required. When a user steps away, the computer locks itself, safeguarding both the device and stored web passwords from unauthorized access. Continuous authentication guarantees that users are routinely verified, ensuring they maintain access without the need for typing passwords. Moreover, administrators can now manage password security through a centralized admin console, enabling the automation of stronger password policies and the implementation of two-factor authentication while allowing employees to log in seamlessly without disrupting their productivity. This advancement is expected to significantly reduce helpdesk tickets related to forgotten passwords and requests for password changes. By enabling automatic locking and presence detection, the system enhances security while streamlining user experience.