Despite investing extensively in cybersecurity solutions and best practices, hackers and cyber criminals are still stealing employees’ credentials in ever more sophisticated—and frequent—phishing attacks.
The damage can be significant, with large organizations standing to lose up to $15 million per year—not to mention the reputational damage and loss of trust that result from a breach.
Certificate-based authentication based on the PIV (FIPS 201) standard and FIDO2 passkeys offer robust solutions to human factor vulnerabilities, forming the cornerstone of any Zero Trust security framework.
A pioneer in meeting the FIPS 201 standard for personal identity verification (PIV) laid out in Homeland Security Presidential Directive 12 (HSPD-12), IDEMIA has been a leading provider of PIV and CAC cards to the U.S. federal government and large enterprise customers for over 20 years. Multiple vendors claim to support the FIPS 201 (PIV) standard, but just two have secure modules listed with active certification on the GSA’s Approved Products List (APL)—and one of them is IDEMIA.
IDEMIA offers U.S.-based manufacturing and centralized print bureau services for personalization and fulfillment of PIV cards, delivering over 65 million cards to date.
These versatile cards offer a robust solution for:
While the bedrock of FIPS 201-compliant (PIV) authenticators remains the PIV card, there is an increasing demand for USB security keys because of their “plug-and-play” versatility for logical access.
IDEMIA now offers the ID-One Key™ range to make increasing your cybersecurity posture as convenient as possible.
Both the function-rich ID-One Key™ Bolt and the budget-friendly ID-One Key™ Go have PIV-certified cryptographic modules, while the ID-One Key™ Bolt is also FIDO2-certified, with both able to hold up to 120 FIDO2 passkeys.
