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Access Control & Security
Portnox brings world-class conditional access control capabilities to your business application suite.
Cloud-native access control now covers more than just the network. Introducing a robust, passwordless, risk-based authentication and access control solution for all of your business-critical SaaS and on-prem applications.
It's time to take a hard pass on traditional passwords & MFA.
Let’s face it - passwords are annoying. Both end users and IT teams face issues caused by lax password security measures, leaving systems vulnerable to attacks by bad actors who use brute force, phishing, and guessing techniques to gain unauthorized access.
Risks continue to evolve, threatening network security and compromising critical data stored across your SaaS and on-prem applications. It's time to make the move to passwordless, certificate-based authentication.
Control access with ease.
Passwordless authentication is crucial to securing your applications, but once someone is in what are they allowed to access? Don’t just give away keys to the castle - segment application access and implement smart access control policies based on roles, location, and more.
Go a step further with least-privileged access. Make sure people only have access to the resources they need to do their job protecting you from lateral movements by internal and external threats.
Mitigate risk.
The success of your entire cybersecurity approach hinges on your ability to control risk. Although it is impossible to eliminate risk entirely, all of our efforts are focused on minimizing it.
Portnox provides you with the ability to identify devices that pose a threat to your environment. Create policies for any device, make sure antivirus is up to date, check for forbidden software, ensure firewalls are running, and much more. Our robust policy engine will help you mitigate risk freeing up your IT team for more business-critical tasks.
Effortless remediation.
Traditional access control solutions offer three options for risky devices: Allow/Deny/Quarantine. This is a good start, but what does a user do when they can’t access something? They call IT. This ends up adding more work to an already resource-constrained team.
