Best Authentication Software for GateKeeper Password Manager

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    GateKeeper Enterprise Reviews

    GateKeeper Enterprise

    Untethered Labs, Inc.

    $3/user/month
    3 Ratings
    Passwordless, proximity login to desktop applications, Macs, PCs, Macs, websites and Macs. Active proximity-detection allows hands-free wireless 2FA and password management. IT administrators can allow users to log into their computers and websites dynamically using a physical key. This can be done either automatically, manually, by touch, pressing Enter, or with an PIN. You can easily log in, switch users, change computers, and log out without any passwords, touch, trouble, or hassle - all you need is a key. The computer locks automatically when a user leaves, preventing access to the computer or web passwords. Continuous authentication ensures that users are constantly being checked to make sure they have access. No more typing passwords. Administrators and compliance can now automate password protection from a central admin console. This allows them to enforce stronger passwords and 2FA and gives employees the ability to log in without having to interrupt their workflow. Helpdesk tickets for forgotten passwords/password resets will be reduced. Login and autolock with proximity
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    Active Directory Reviews

    Active Directory

    Microsoft

    $1 per user per month
    Active Directory serves as a centralized repository for information regarding various objects within a network, facilitating easy access and management for both administrators and users. It employs a structured data storage approach, which underpins a logical and hierarchical arrangement of directory information. This repository, referred to as the directory, holds details about various Active Directory entities, which commonly include shared resources like servers, volumes, printers, as well as user and computer accounts on the network. For a deeper understanding of the Active Directory data repository, one can refer to the section on Directory data store. Security measures are seamlessly integrated with Active Directory, encompassing logon authentication and the control of access to directory objects. Through a single network logon, administrators are empowered to oversee directory information and organizational structures across the entire network, while authorized users can readily access resources from any location within the network. Additionally, policy-based administration simplifies the management process, making it more efficient even for the most intricate network configurations. This framework not only enhances security but also streamlines resource management, making network operations more effective.
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