How to provide employees, business partners, and customers with secure access to authorized resources
In order to remain competitive in existing markets or to diversify their activity, businesses are considering the use of new tools for communication, marketing and sales as well as virtual platforms for collaborative working.
For these reasons enterprise information systems must be “opened up” to new user populations (customers, suppliers, business partners, etc). This evolution creates new business challenges:
- “How do we move from a system that originally provided access only to internal employees to a system that provides secure access to an organization’s entire ecosystem?”
- “How do we secure IT for corporate users, resellers, B2B and B2C?”
- “How do we address the security requirements of eBanking and “Internet” users?
To resolve these challenges, OpenTrust offers effective and proven authentication solutions that are used daily by millions of people around the world.
OpenTrust software enables simple and rapid deployment of solutions adapted to the different needs of each organization: Single enterprise badges/Common Access Cards, ID Cards for Government Officials or Digital Identities for External Users. Thanks to native integration with enterprise infrastructure (IBM Tivoli, Sun IAM, Oracle IAM, Microsoft Forefront, Novell IAM, etc), and through cooperation with innovative technology partners (Safenet/Aladdin, Gemalto, Oberthur, Vasco, G&D, HID, etc), OpenTrust solutions offer rapid Return on Investment with low Total Cost of Ownership.
Customer Case Study
- OpenTrust provides a strong authentication solution for over 140 000 users of an international car dealership network and secures access to the Extranet and to applications for employees of all dealerships in over 50 different countries.
- In accordance with the strict security requirements and organizational constraints of a large international petroleum and chemical group, OpenTrust deployed its single corporate badge solution to 50 000 users in 120 countries.