Intelligent, flexible, multi-factor authentication framework for your ever-changing needs.
Through its open architecture framework, NetIQ Advanced Authentication ensures that you never find yourself at a dead-end. In addition to supporting the latest interfaces (OAuth, SAML, RADIUS), its FIDO-compliant integrations enable you to maintain a standards-based posture, while implementing the latest authentication methods.
Using the NetIQ Risk Service engine, you have the option to consume both static and behavior risk metrics to adapt your users’ authentication experience and access security level. This enables you to keep access as simple as possible for your users while protecting your private information.
Beyond Azure AD’s base set of multi-factor authentication options, the NetIQ Advanced Authentication framework gives you the freedom to adopt a wide variety of additional authentication types. It also enables you to secure access across your entire mix of on premises and cloud services, whether or not they reside in your Azure environment.
A key component of securing your environment is ensuring authentication across all of your users’ entry points. It’s common for organizations to have multiple authentication infrastructures and policies. NetIQ Advanced Authentication offers a single framework for all of your authentication needs, providing consistent security, simplified administration, and reliable policy enforcement.
Designed to be your central authentication platform, Advanced Authentication fulfills your needs for either the most complex, or simplest environments. Beyond its extensive library of supported methods, you can implement Advanced Authentication in your private cloud as a Docker container or you can consume it as a SaaS offering directly from CyberRes.
Today, you need secure access management across everything.
Adapt the authentication and access experience to the risk at hand.
Secure and manage APIs of any kind-cloud, SaaS, web-services, micro-services, or IoT.
In this webinar, Andras Cser, V.P., Principal Analyst with Forrester, and Kent Purdy and Troy Drewry of Micro Focus discuss how the zero-trust security model has forced a new paradigm onto authentication implementations.
