Secure your valuable data and systems with CAT Strong 2 Factor Authentication.

CAT is a Strong 2 Factor Authentication System that creates a random one-time-password (OTP) every 60 seconds.  Once you login using the one-time-password the password expires and cannot be used again.  CAT will generate a new password next time you need to logon again.

CAT Strong 2 Factor Authentication is based on:

1. Something you know - your login account name and a pin number
2. Something you have - your cellular phone running the CAT token which produces your one-time-password.

Cellular Token

CAT is an Authentication Token that runs on your cellular phone.  Most people always have their cellular with them and now can always have their security authentication token with them.  You can have multiple tokens setup on the same cellular phone.

CAT does NOT use SMS and the phone does not even need cellular connectivity.  The CAT token on the cellular phone produces the secure one-time-password. 

Secure Pin Protection - The CAT token is securely protected by a pin number, just like your bank pin number.    Users are generally aware of the location of their cellular phone most of the time.  However should one lose your cell phone, your CAT Token is protected by a pin.  The CAT Administrator can at the click of a button issue a new seed and the user can be up and running on their new cell phone immediately.

CAT is simple to use.

Authenticate and Identify Your Users

CAT Strong 2 Factor Authentication can securely Authenticate and Identify your users across a number of different platforms and network systems including:

• VPN
• SSL VPN
• Email
• Microsoft OWA
• Secure Documents
• Sensitive Account Information (e.g. Banking or other customer info)
• Web Services
• Citrix Web Interface
• Intranet & Internet
• Many other systems

CAT is positively identifying many users worldwide.  See our Case Studies section.

Strong 2 Factor Authentication

An authentication factor is a piece of information and process used to authenticate or verify a person's identity for security purposes. Two-factor authentication is a system wherein two different methods are used to authenticate. Using two factors as opposed to one implies a higher level of security.

CAT (Cellular Authentication Token)

[http://www.CATim.biz CAT] is a Strong 2 Factor Authentication system that uses a cellular phone to generate a one-time-password.  The CAT token is securely protected by a pin number, like a credit card pin number.  CAT Strong 2 Factor Authentication can be easily integrated to many different internet facing systems including VPN, Email, [http://www.catim.biz/Examples/OWA.aspx  Microsoft OWA] , [http://www.catim.biz/Examples/Citrix.aspx Citrix Web Interface] and Web Sites etc.