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OpenOTP Security Suite[1] is a linux based authentication solution that provides Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA),Identity and Access Management (IAM), PKI and Federation capabilities. It is managed in a web platform called WebADM. It is OATH certified.[2]
It is developed by RCDevs Security, headquartered in Luxembourg.
This IAM-MFA solution[3] stands out because it is deployed on premise when most competitors offer cloud solutions only. OpenOTP provides interfaces including SOAP, REST, JSON-RPC and RADIUS. The native SOAP API is provided with a WSDL service description file
Key Features
[edit]- Full MFA, IAM & Federation:
Strengthens network access security with multi-factor authentication. Manages user identities and access controls. Enables federation for integrations with other systems.
- Deployment:
OpenOTP Security Suite is available for installation on Linux and RedHat/Debian systems. They offer three repositories with different levels of stability for package updates.
- Centralized Management:
Provides a central point for managing network access and users through the WebADM platform.
- High Availability:
Includes 2 active/active servers for handling high traffic and upgrades. Additional servers can be purchased.
- Broad Authentication Support:
Compatible with FIDO2 security keys, OATH software and hardware tokens, passkeys, PKI and more.
- Official Mobile App:
OpenOTP Token App is a free app available on iOS and Google Play. Just like other software tokens, it can be used to manage all authentication tokens from various platforms.
Features are:
- Push notifications for login approvals
- Biometric authentication for secure access
- Anti-phishing alerts to protect against scams
- Geo-mapping protection for added security
- Mobile Badging
- Presence-based logical access with AD Account self lock-out system
Integrations, bridges, plugins & solutions
[edit]- IAM
- VPN & SSL VPN Access
- MFA for Windows Login (Online and Offline)
- MFA for Remote Desktop Services
- MFA for Cloud Applications (SAML2, OpenID Connect, OAuth)
- MFA for legacy Applications (through LDAP)
- Single Sign-On (with OpenOTP Identity Provider)
- Full PKI (Public Key Infrastructure)
- Network Access Control (NAC) for WiFi & office switches
- Zero Trust
- Conditional & Contextual Access options
- Per Application Access Policies
- Per User & Group Access Policies
- Blocking Policies
- Extended Policies per Network and Geolocation
- Risk-based Access Policies
- PAM
- OATH TOTP/HOTP Hardware Token Authentication
- OATH TOTP/HOTP Software Token Authentication
- OCRA Authentication
- Mobile Push Authentication (OpenOTP Token App)
- Mobile Badging (OpenOTP Token App) & Badging IAM Policies
- Automatic Token Resynchronization
- Yubikey[4] Authentication
- SMS & Email & Secure Mail Authentication
- FIDO2 Authentication
- Google Passkey[5] Authentication
- Apple PassKey[6] Authentication
- Printed OTP Authentication
- Biometric Mobile Token
- Fallback OTP Methods
- Multi-Domain
- Multiple Tokens Per User
- Secure Mobile Token Enrollment
- OTP via RADIUS (RADIUS Bridge)
- OTP via LDAP (LDAP Bridge)
- Challenge-Based and Concatenated OTP
- LDAP User & Group Management
- LDAP Backend Overload Protection
- Presence-based Logical Access
- Agreement-based Logical Access
- Step-Up / Step-Down Policies
- Intelligent Geo-Fencing
- Phishing Protection (OpenOTP Token App)
- Botnet & public VPN detection
- Replay Attack Protection
- Deny of Service Protection
- Native Support of Active Directory
- Audit Database with User Geolocation
- Integrated PKI
- Self Service Desk
- Self Enrollment via Link in Email
- Secure Password Reset
- Leaked Password Protection
- SAML Federation Services
- OpenID-Connect Federation Services
- OAUTH2 Federation Services
- ADFS Plugin
- Windows Login Plugin
- Windows eSignature Plugin (QuickSign)
- WiFi Authentication
- Ethernet Authentication
- RPC-Based Management API
- Helpdesk Application (Delegated Management)
- Prioritized Mobile Push Service
- Hardware Encryption (HSM)
- High Availability Connectors
- Active-Active Clustering
- SIEM Server Integration
- SLA and Support Services (Optional)
- PSD2-Compliant Transaction Signing
- eSignature with Mobile Push and QRCodes
- Synchronous and Asynchronous Signing APIs
- eSignature of Terms & Conditions
- eSignature of User Forms
- Handwritten eSignature with Initials
See also
[edit]- Multi-factor authentication
- One-time password
- Linux
- TOTP
- HOTP
- Push notifications
- Comparison of TOTP applications
References
[edit]- ^ "Secure Your Systems with OpenOTP IAM-MFA Solutions - RCDevs Security".
- ^ "OATH Certified Products | OATH - initiative for open authentication". May 28, 2013. Archived from the original on May 28, 2013. Retrieved May 24, 2024.
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- ^ "RCDevs OpenOTP".
- ^ "Create a passkey for your Google Account". www.google.com.
- ^ "Use passkeys to sign in to apps and websites on iPhone". Apple Support.