Strong Authentication

• An authentication factor is a piece of information and process used to authenticate or verify a person's identity for security purposes. Two-factor authentication is a system wherein two different methods are used to authenticate. Using two factors, as opposed to one, delivers a higher level of authentication assurance.
• Hardware Tokens
• Software  BiometricsSingle

Sign On

• Making life easier for the end users by reducing the number of passwords they have to remember
• Reduce IT help desk calls for forgotten passwords

Identity Management

• Central Provisioning, User Self Service
  
  
  • Connect to any application to add/delete/modify user access rights from one central management portal
    
    
• Secure Directory Services
  
  
  • Managing network and directory tied applications access rights

Security Access Application

• Citrix enables IT to deliver integrated data security with strong measures, assuring data security beyond defending the corporate network against external attacks and insider threats. This makes it easy for IT executives and their teams to:
  
  
  • launch new applications and new services successfully, guaranteeing information system security without delaying business initiatives and...
    
    
  • ensure that the integration of security tools into the legacy infrastructure does not cause any drop in security or productivity, guaranteeing that all applications are available and the business is agile
    

Endpoint Access Visibility

• Passively maps people to the IT infrastructure. Get immediate endpoint visibility with or without central authentication.
  
  
  • Map people to the IT infrastructure in real time
    
    
  • System of Record for forensics and compliance
    
    
  • Dynamic asset tracking and alerting