Encentuate in the News (2006)

Making ID Mgt. Convenient to Users—No Matter What Device They Are Using

Dave Kearns, Network World, August 02, 2006

Dave Kearns a writer and consultant in Silicon Valley, writes about considering users when thinking of identity management.

Guide to Two-Factor Authentication

Jeff Vance, Network World, May 05, 2006

Bayshore selected iTag technology from Encentuate to boost authentication. Each iTag contains an RFID chip and is affixed to devices that physicians, nurses and other healthcare personnel already carry. Combined with back-end authentication management, the solution provides automatic sign-off capabilities, universal sign-on to key workflows, and auditing and reporting capabilities.

Northeast Medical Center Selects Encentuate's Healthcare Identity and Access Management Solution

TransWorldNews, March 28, 2006

Encentuate to protect patient information and streamline caregiver workflow at Northeast Medical Center. Encentuate will secure access to shared and personal workstations, and reduce the time it takes to access patient information by streamlining caregiver workflow.

Encentuate Simplifies Access

ConnectiT, February 15, 2006

The endpoint is the place where a user enters the system, be it cell phone, desktop, laptop, or PDA. Yet if you look at identity and access management solutions, they have primarily been server-based solutions.

Encentuate Named Best Single Sign-On and Best Two-Factor Solution

February 2006

Encentuate has been declared a winner in the "Best Single Sign-On" and "Best Two-Factor Solution" categories by SC Magazine Awards 2006.

SC Award