“VARiable Path believes combining Identity-Aware networking with Directory authentication allows for stronger authorization and accounting fostering better security and visibility in any enterprise.”
Technology Partners
Applied Identity has partnered with key technology providers. Together, we offer stronger solutions to protect customer data and business critical assets.
Applied Identity joined the Microsoft Network Access Protection (NAP) Program
and is making targeted investments in select to be announced Vista and Longhorn
offerings. Network Access Protection decreases the risk of introducing viruses
from all computers that link to corporate networks through remote/external
access. As a member of the Network Access Protection program, Applied Identity
will build specific functionality into its ID-Enforce™ appliances and PolicyCAD™
policy development tools, which will push access control deeper into the network.
Using coming Network Access Protection technology with Applied Identity’s products,
customers can extend Microsoft solutions while reducing management costs and
complexity.
RSA SecurID technology and ID-Enforce interoperability enables organizations to maximize network security by using their existing infrastructure to create a secure and integrated pathway from authentication to the tracking and controlling of individual user behavior on the network. Companies currently using RSA SecurID technology to provide secure remote and mobile access to network resources may now integrate with Applied Identity's technology to strengthen and improve the efficiency of their internal supervision and surveillance functions, once the user has been granted secure entry into the network.
Applied Identity has joined the Symantec Technology Enabled Program (STEP). STEP, a portion of the recently launched unified Symantec Partner Program, provides a framework for ensuring compatibility of Applied Identity products with Symantec technologies. Together these products make it easier for shared customers to make choices that lead to fully interoperable systems leveraging the unique strengths of each company’s solutions.
TCG is a not-for-profit organization formed to develop, define, and promote open standards for hardware-enabled trusted computing and security technologies, including hardware building blocks and software interfaces, across multiple platforms, peripherals, and devices. The primary goal is to help users protect their information assets (data, passwords, keys, etc.) from compromise due to external software attack and physical theft. As a contributor to TCG, Applied Identity will work to improve the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) and other specifications. TPM details the use of silicon in client devices that store digital keys, certificates and passwords, making them more difficult to attack virtually or physically. With that silicon in broader use, Applied Identity will have another tool for a extending its class-leading solutions that deliver identity-driven awareness for policy enforcement and audit.