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Authenex Strong Authentication System	Rating:			(26 votes) - Vote
Last Updated: February 4, 2008

The Authenex Strong Authentication System (ASAS) is a two factor authentication system. It enables organizations of all sizes to provide secure LAN access, secure VPN access, secure Web access and secure Outlook Web Access (OWA) email access. Organizations that have deployed the ASAS System know that only authorized users can get access, by requiring them to authenticate the same way an ATM does – with something they have (in this case, a small token) and something they know (a password/PIN). Anyone who can't authenticate, doesn't get access.

:: Platform ::	Windows
:: Product URL ::	click here

:: Company ::	Authenex, Inc. - All Prods
:: Company URL ::	www.authenex.com
:: Email ::	sales@authenex.com

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