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"We're guiding large organizations to the cloud every day," said
Securing access to sensitive company data
Cloud Sherpas offers an alternative to legacy, on-premise messaging and collaboration solutions, specializing in enterprise migrations from Microsoft Exchange and Lotus Notes to Google Apps for enterprises. TriCipher's myOneLogin provides secure single sign-on to a portfolio of Internet applications, including Google Apps, and protects businesses by:
-- Safeguarding logins with strong authentication, delivered seamlessly as an on-demand service
-- Enabling IT managers to instantly revoke privileges from end-users when they leave the business, helping prevent unauthorized access to sensitive company data
"In today's economy, businesses are rapidly adopting cloud computing
solutions to boost productivity and cut costs," said
Creating a federated environment for enterprise cloud computing
TriCipher's myOneLogin Federation lets partnering businesses communicate securely, by extending the identity assurance measures of one company to another while offering fast-growing online communities the ability to expand at a moment's notice. Employees benefit from having a single site to access all their online applications and IT administrators benefit from having a federated management console for those applications. myOneLogin Federation is the only entirely web-based solution -- making activation immediate and giving any business the ability to safely control when and how they connect to new partners, by managing their own private clouds.
About TriCipher
TriCipher, Inc. provides a unified authentication infrastructure to
protect web and enterprise portals, the people that use them and the business
process that flows through them against fraud and identity theft. The
TriCipher Armored Credential System(TM) (TACS) is the first authentication
system that enables companies to deploy and manage multiple types of
credentials from a single infrastructure. Through this flexible
"Authentication Ladder," TriCipher protects customer investment by adjusting
authentication strength to defeat new threats and to meet regulatory changes
without the need to implement a new infrastructure. Recently, TriCipher
introduced myOneLogin(TM) the first secure on-demand offering that delivers
strong authentication, single sign-on (SSO) convenience and the ability to
seamlessly integrate multiple Software as a Service (SaaS) applications in a
single solution. Founded in 2000, TriCipher is headquartered in
About Cloud Sherpas
Cloud Sherpas (http://www.cloudsherpas.com) is a pure-play cloud computing systems integrator, delivering a suite of solutions that enable mid-to-large enterprises to improve productivity, reduce cost and lower risk. The company has earned the confidence of customers in a wide range of industries and holds the distinction of being an enterprise deployment partner for Google, EMC, TriCipher, GoGrid, Nirvanix and other leading cloud computing vendors.
All product and company names herein may be trademarks of their registered owners.
SOURCE TriCipher, Inc.; Cloud Sherpas
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