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Gemalto offers seamless and secure access to Internet services for all mobile users
JCN Newswire - Mon Feb 24, 7:01AM CST
Gemalto (Euronext NL0000400653 GTO), the world leader in digital security, is showcasing its Mobile ID solution at the Mobile World Congress together with GSMA's Mobile Connect initiative that will allow any mobile network operator to effortlessly become a universal ID provider, by offering their subscribers seamless and secure access to online services on any website that integrates the technology. Gemalto's Mobile ID service platform enables end users to authenticate themselves to any web site via any type of mobile phone with a convenient 'one click' experience, regardless of the mobile operator's specific environment and the level of assurance required for the service. Gemalto brings to the initiative its full portfolio of SIM software applets, which provide all the different levels of assurance required by the different types of service providers, and its portfolio of authentication servers, that are offered either in conventional software licensing mode or in Software as a Service (SaaS) mode, operated by Gemalto.
Need for Extra Layer of Security Protection to Drive Demand for Multi-Factor Authentication, According to a New Trend Report Published by Global Industry Analysts, Inc.
PRWeb - Wed Jan 08, 9:15AM CST
Follow us on LinkedIn - Multi-factor authentication is a layered security system, which is used for the protection of online financial information of customers. This system adds two or more security layers to secure the user from external threats. Two-Factor Authentication is the most commonly used multi-factor authentication system that finds applications in several sectors including online commerce, government and financial services, healthcare, aerospace and defence, and telecommunications and electronics. The most common use of this technology is in the internet banking sector and online gaming services. Growing demand for foolproof authentication systems which offer protection against errors and duplicity is expected to drive growth in the market in the coming years. Use of expensive four and five factor authentication models is however currently limited to confidential projects in research, and government-based applications.