HID Global Unveils ActivID Appliance Solution For Strong Authentication
Enabling organisations to protect corporate data against unauthorised access, ActivID Appliance is an essential component to ensure enterprise data security.
HID Global, a worldwide provider of secure identity solutions, has announced its new ActivID Appliance solution for strong authentication. Enabling organisations to protect corporate data against unauthorised access, ActivID Appliance is an essential component to ensure enterprise data security across numerous industries including banking, government and healthcare. Targeted at medium to large organisations, the versatile appliance is interoperable with the widest range of authentication methods to ensure an organisation’s employees, consultants, partners, and customers have secure and appropriate access to corporate data and online applications.
ActivID Appliance, formerly 4TRESS Authentication Appliance, is a full SAML v2 compliant identity provider, available as both a hardware appliance and a virtual appliance. Providing comprehensive multi-layered and versatile strong authentication, including ActivID Threat Detection Service, it gives enterprises the ability to secure a mobile workforce, enabling the use of personal and corporate mobile phones for two factor authentication.
“HID Global works closely with customers in every industry, from banking and government to healthcare and the enterprise, and their feedback is consistent across the board – they need a reliable and secure way to validate user identity that does not add unnecessary complexity to their existing environments,” said Yves Massard, Director of Product Management, Identity Assurance with HID Global. “We developed the ActivID Appliance based on this input to improve the ease of deployment and management, while ensuring the highest level of security for end-users accessing data over the public Internet using all types of devices.”

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