Yea I was curious about that as well. They did pull CyGate from the ACS site around the time they updated the site with CyberIDLock.

They do still have this on the site as you scroll down:

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Patented Keystroke Encryption
and Out-of-Band Multi-factor Authentication

ACS solutions help prevent keylogging malware from performing its function of stealing credentials and other sensitive information. Our Keystroke Transport Layer Security and Out-of-Band Authentication help stop a breach before it has the ability to advanced and steal corporate assets.

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I don't recall the SFT site promoting CyGate before and promotes PID.

I do have some thoughts on that with possible near future OOB/MFA IP buyout from TPG/INTEL/McAfee. We know SFT/ACS have been working with INTEL and McAfee for years now!

And what was it that TPG partner Bryan Taylor stated after the McAfee spin-off with TPG and INTEL about the Private Equity Playbook:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F74y1UQjPNI

And new McAfee CEO Chris Young:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8qiATIZ_JE

McAfee Whitepaper 2013:
https://whitepapers.em360tech.com/wp-content/..._lores.pdf

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Includes multi-factor authentication—using a one-time password (OTP) delivered via any mobile device (such as a mobile phone) to protect sensitive assets in the cloud by forcing the user to verify his identity

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Multi-factor Authentication McAfee Cloud Single Sign On administrators can configure two different multi-factor authentication scenarios. The system administrator can protect the SSO portal itself with multi-factor authentication and require the user to enter an OTP before gaining access.1 Alternatively, the system administrator can configure any individual SaaS application with OTP protection, requiring the user to enter an OTP in order to gain access.
The OTP server included in McAfee Cloud Single Sign On is based on McAfee One Time Password. The software can be used for out-of-band authentication using a variety of channels, including:

• Smartphone app: Apple iPhone, Apple iPad, Android, BlackBerry, Windows Mobile
• MS text message
• PC-based client application
• Email, IM, or chat
• Third-party device, such as YubiKey USB token

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INTEL Authenticate ePO DEC 2017:
https://www.intel.com/content/dam/support/us/...te_ePO.pdf

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Intel Authenticate is a true multifactor authentication solution that supports the three different categories of authentication factors:
• Something the user knows, like a Personal Identification Number(PIN)
• Something the user has, like a smartphone
• Something the user is, like their fingerprint

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$SFOR/BST STRONG!!!!