With increased online transactions, security is a critical component for organisations around the world. Two factor authentication is increasingly being replaced with multi-factor authentication, augmented with biometrics for added security.

Authentication is the process of knowing the truth of one’s identity/entity. Multi-factor authentication provides an additional layer of security when logging in or performing transactions online, which requires more than one mode of authentication to verify the credentials of the user/s. Thus, creating a layered defence against the unauthorized person to access information and averts online frauds.

1. OS Login
2. Web Application

1. Integration with LDAP, Active Directory Services
2. Finger Prints
3. Iris
4. Palm
5. Face
6. OTP – SMS/Email

1. Computer login, including Single Sign On
2. Application specific login, including Single Sign On
3. Attendance
4. Payment authentication services