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Secure OTP access systems
The security of e-banking services for your website or web application
OATH (Open Authentication) is a authentication protocol , which aims to support the main requirements for today's internet security.
Three possible scenarios:
- prevention for the misappropriation of personal data (subtraction of the identity of others)
- control on the proliferation of devices capable of connecting to the internet
- creation of secure networks for the exchange of sensitive data.
The main purpose of OATH authentication protocol is to create a standard open ended and available to everyone. OATH is a solution capable of providing secure authentication for all users and all devices across the internet.
The future perspective is to create a network in which users can enter sensitive information securely, where trading partners can collaborate and share data securely from locations and devices.
OTP (One Time Password)
Identification method OTP (One Time Password) was created to interact with systems and applications that base security on the individual choice of a password. As users become accustomed to using static passwords (which do not change), can be linked with hardware devices known as "password generators”. Usually you can find these "password generators" as a key (like a USB stick but with numeric display) or magnetic card.
Using this algorhythm for authentication is now common to many e-banking systems, yet its use may be associated with web applications or websites that require secure access.
We have the knowledge necessary for creating authentication systems typical of e-banking systems. Some of our trading partners are specialized in providing facilities for authentication. Contact us for more details on complete security system.
