Power LogOn enhances federated cybersecurity by using advanced encryption methods, unique usernames and passwords for each site, and non-typed passwords to guard against common cyber threats like keyloggers, social engineering, and phishing. Additionally, it provides customizable actions upon card removal and ensures encrypted password backups for secure data recovery.

• FIPS 140-2 compliant
• FIPS 201 compliant
• Data Encryption: AES 256, SHA-256, Hash Salting
• X.509 digital certificates
• PC/SC compliant card readers
• Secure Network Technology 5-star rating
• Passed USAF STIGs review
• No sharing of logon passwords
• Secure Card Data Printout
• The certificate’s private key is secured by the smart card’s internal cryptographic functions
• No data on the government credential is added or modified
• No sharing of logon passwords

Power LogOn meets stringent federated cybersecurity standards, ensuring compliance across local, state, federal and tribal governments. Its comprehensive approach protects agencies by adhering to government-specific regulations, safeguarding sensitive data, and supporting cybersecurity requirements.

• FIPS 201 compliance by NIST– no data is added or changed on existing government credentials
• DoD STIGs compliance (U.S. Air Force reviewed)
• DFARS NIST 800-171 compliance
• NIST 800-63b AAL-3 compliance
• NIST 800-53
• CJIS compliance
• IRS 1076 Security Guidelines compliance
• HIPAA and HITECH compliance
• Insurance companies’ cybersecurity requirements

Combining multiple functions onto a single CAC/PIV/CIV ID badge streamlines security management, making it easier to identify and address vulnerabilities quickly. Employees don’t carry multiple credentials and tokens—such as a physical access badge, a network access token, and a smartphone for SMS. With a single credential, the risk of a cyber vulnerability—the losing, misplacing, or forgetting increases with each additional device—is significantly reduced.

Power LogOn’s convenience ensures that end users follow security policies by integrating various certificate technologies. This allows IT and HR to issue and manage just one credential, simplifying administration and reducing costs.

• After certificate verification, IT centralized Username and Passwords are automatically inserted into the Windows Authentication process
• For certificates that cannot be verified user logon access is denies
• Auto Launch Windows Applications
• Windows Applications Logon
• Auto-fill and submit logon forms
• Data Storage Encryption Integration 
• Multi-function credentials 
• Each certificate can access only workstations that were pre-selected during the enrollment process
• Unlimited number of enrollment accounts
• Employees no longer need to know, type, generate, or manage passwords
• Secure Card Data Printout
• The certificate’s private key is secured by the smart card Key Diversification
• Optional Challenge/Response for Card/Workstation Authentication
• Secures the logs into their federal approved identity providers (IdP)

Power LogOn streamlines the implementation of secure access management by utilizing existing credentials and offering flexible licensing options, making it both cost-effective and easy to deploy.

With features that enhance both user convenience and IT control, it ensures robust security without requiring additional hardware or complex infrastructure changes.

• No expensive re-badging required
• No expensive training required
• No re-certification of government badges
• No additional expensive hardware updates or modifications
• Leverages existing physical access credentials, eliminating the need for re-badging or re-issuance
• Employees simply present their credential and enter a unique PIN, automating the logon process without typing usernames or passwords
• Subscription licenses to lower annual costs based on volume and organizational needs
• Open architecture supports non-proprietary cards and smartcard readers
• No backend server modifications or additional hardware purchases required

Power LogOn COA is available through a network of approved GSA and SEWP contract holder resellers and distributors. If you’re interested in testing or implementing Power LogOn COA, reach out to your IT reseller. If they are not an authorized reseller, they can contact us to become one.