Power LogOn COA
Power LogOn COA delivers multi-factor authentication (MFA) to secure offline workstations by combining contact Smart ID badges, digital certificates, and password management.
Power LogOn COA (Certificate Offline Authentication)
Many government agencies require certificate-based MFA for their offline workstations. However, offline workstations cannot connect to online networks, which poses a cybersecurity challenge as digital certificate systems need online revocation lists for user authentication.
Power LogOn COA addresses this issue by allowing government agencies and the DoD to use their existing CAC/PIV credentials, digital certificates, and multi-factor authentication (MFA) to secure offline workstations. The solution provides a familiar user experience, while IT retains centralized authorization control. By leveraging existing infrastructure and avoiding credential recertification and multiple credential management, Power LogOn COA reduces deployment time and costs.
One of the key benefits of Power LogOn COA is that clients can utilize their existing cards, certificates, and readers. This eliminates multiple user credentials, which both IT and users must manage. COA also eliminates the need to share confidential login passwords. User identity has already been verified during PIV/CAC issuance. The solution saves money on infrastructure by eliminating the need for Rip ‘n’ Replace, credential re-issuance, and workstation modifications while enabling the use of existing digital certificates in previously inaccessible environments.
Power LogOn COA saves time, money, and resources by using existing smartcard badges, readers, and digital certificates.
Power LogOn COA combines multi-factor authentication, digital certificates, and password management to improve offline workstation security.
Power LogOn COA creates an enrollment file for each user credential, which the administrator then uploads to offline workstations.
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Hear how one of our customers solved their offline workstation authentication problem with Power LogOn COA. (1:55 minutes)