SECURE ACCESS TO YOUR VPN, SERVERS, WEBSITE AND MORE WITH FIREID!

Enable employees to authenticate to your system using FireID on their mobile phones... learn more

What is FireID?

FireID is a highly secure, universal authentication system that makes Internet transactions and accessing secure data safer than ever. By downloading FireID onto your mobile phone you are able to generate your own OTPs for virtually any online application. read more about fireid

What are OTPs?

OTP stands for one-time-password. These are passwords which are randomly generated on demand and once used to login expire immediately. FireID turns your mobile phone into a self-contained OTP generator.
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Secure your VPN

FireID significantly lowers the risk of having your VPN compromised. Because OTPs are conveniently generated on mobile phones, the need for employees to carry any other secure access hardware is eliminated.
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Secure your transactions

FireID means that Internet banking and online shopping are now as safe as they are convenient. However, FireID is not limited to online transactions. It is applicable anywhere individual authentication is required.
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News

Who goes there?
April 2009: Tough economic times result in more insider threats, which means identity and access management (IAM) needs to be on everyone's agenda. More...
Veilige sel-wagwoord dalk Eikestad-firma se VSA-deurbraak
12 February 2009: 'n Plaaslike selfoonprogram waarmee 'n persoon sy identiteit kan bevestig vir toegang tot vertroulike inligting kan sorg dat 'n Stellenbosse IKT-maatskappy binnekort 'n groot deurbraak in die VSA maak. More...
Stellenbosch start-up gets Rupert nod
26 January 2009 - ITWeb: South African industrialist Johann Rupert has placed bridging finance in FireID, a technology start-up company, which could pave the way for a more significant investment from one of his companies. More...

Bad news, good news and ...

"We are deeply sorry," said Joe Rafferty, chief executive of Britain's National Health Service for the Central Lancashire region. "This should never have happened."

An NHS employee lost a computer memory stick containing the health information of as many as 6,360 patients. But the good news is, the clerk who lost the memory stick made sure the data on the removable device had been encrypted for privacy. On the other hand, when he lost the device, there was a sticky note attached to it with the encryption password written on it.
(Lancashire Evening Post)
FireID reduces the chance of security breaches and data theft »