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CIDWAY provides secure authentication for individuals carrying out daily interactions with banks, retailers, employers and government. Knowing that people are who they say they are is vital, especially as online services, wireless networks, mobile phones and point-of-sale technology all become more sophisticated.
Organisations hoping to take advantage of new methods of payment or personal identification require reliable and robust security solutions. In addition, clients and customers demand services that are user-friendly and simple to operate. CIDWAY develops and provides easy-to-use mobile, software, and hardware token authentication solutions that can be tailored to an organisation's exact requirements and circumstances.
From its headquarters in Lausanne, Switzerland, CIDWAY has fast become one of the major players in the IT security space. With over ten years of intensive development and innovation in authentication and digital signature, and through its internationally patented technologies, CIDWAY has acquired a unique know-how and expertise to answer any market's global security needs. An extensive technology and patent portfolio reflects CIDWAY's passion to innovate and invent tomorrow's market trends. The company offers authentication solutions for:
- Remote Banking
- Payment Solutions
- Corporate Security
- National Security
As part of the development of these solutions CIDWAY holds patented technologies in the following areas:
- strong authentication
- digital signatures
- transaction data certification
- data protection
- acoustic data transmission
- time-based algorithms
- biometric technologies
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TESTIMONIAL HIGHLIGHT
“Gradian have recommended the ideal solution. It does exactly what it says on the tin – it protects us.”
Derrick Hawkes, Portsmouth City Council
Case Study
Travers Smith wanted to remain ahead of fraudsters by further strengthening the security of their IT estate. The firm focused initially on secure messaging and whole disk encryption, and then turned their attention to enhanced user identity verification – so called two-factor or multi-factor authentication. This combines something a customer knows (such as a user name and password) with something a customer has (such as a one-time transaction password generated by a token or hand held device).
