Passlogix Exceeds 1 Million Users for Single Sign-On in Server-Based Computing Environments



    Passlogix(R), Inc., today announced that it has sold more than 1
    million licenses for its market-leading v-GO(R) Sign-On Platform(TM)
    to organizations for users in server-based computing environments,
    including Citrix MetaFrame Presentation Server and Microsoft Terminal
    Services. Roughly one-fourth of the Passlogix license base uses server
    based computing for some part of their application access, reflecting
    v-GO's superior flexibility in supporting the technical challenges
    caused by thin client installations as well as v-GO's advanced support
    for strong authentication and other technologies that are critical to
    growing number of enterprise customers.

    Passlogix's customer base ranges from organizations with a few
    hundred users to several of the largest companies in the world as well
    as customers with the largest server based computing farms. Many
    organizations have a subset of their applications hosted on a
    server-based infrastructure or may require external users to use
    server-based computing for all their access. Either way, successful
    ESSO deployment requires a solution that works equally well inside and
    outside of products like Citrix MetaFrame and Microsoft Terminal
    Services.

    "Many ESSO deployments in server-based computing environments fail
    because of performance or scalability issues or because they fail to
    address requirements such as support for all data repositories,
    kiosks, strong authentication devices or identity provisioning
    systems," said Stephane Fymat, vice president of product management
    and sales operations for Passlogix. "v-GO is able to facilitate
    password management in these environments because of its low resource
    utilization, scalable architecture, broad IT infrastructure support,
    and comprehensive suite of products designed for seamless identity
    management."

    "We have both Citrix and web-based applications, and we have used
    v-GO along with a web application access control system since 2003 to
    eliminate the use of multiple application passwords and other
    time-consuming sign-on procedures," said David Dully, Chief Technology
    Officer for Baptist Health, a five-hospital community healthcare
    provider in Northeast Florida. "v-GO's ability to operate reliably and
    efficiently with our Citrix MetaFrame server farm was critical to the
    implementation, and it has performed as promised."

    The v-GO platform consists of six related products built around
    v-GO SSO((R)) (Single Sign-on), an advanced ESSO solution that
    automatically and securely signs users into enterprise applications,
    databases or accounts after a single network logon without requiring
    additional identification and authentication processes. This reduces
    the security gaps, administrative overhead, user frustration, and help
    desk calls associated with the need to remember and manage a different
    password for each application.

    In server-based computing environments, v-GO SSO's benefits over
    other ESSO systems include an architecture that is optimized for low
    CPU and memory utilization, installation directly on the application
    server in order to fully automate server-side logons, the ability to
    track each user's identity in and out of a Citrix session to eliminate
    a user having to manually log on to both the Windows desktop and the
    Citrix environment, and other features that address the complexities
    of implementing ESSO with thin clients.

    The five v-GO add-on products offer additional functionality
    related to strong authentication, identity provisioning, self-service
    reset of forgotten Windows passwords, and shared workstation and kiosk
    environments.

    This additional functionality includes native integration with all
    leading smart cards, building access badges, proximity devices, tokens
    and biometrics; the ability of different methods of strong
    authentication to be used for different users and applications;
    out-of-the-box interoperability with all leading identity management
    systems for automatic insertion of user credentials into v-GO without
    any end user involvement; inclusion of an integrated credential
    management system for managing strong authentication devices; and
    automated Windows password reset.

    The platform is easily implemented in enterprises of all sizes and
    can support sign-on to any type of Windows, mainframe or Web
    application without modification or significant implementation cost,
    overcoming the limitations of first-generation ESSO solutions.

    About Passlogix

    Passlogix(R) is the developer of the market's most robust,
    scalable and easy-to-deploy enterprise single sign-on platform, with
    successful installations in hundreds of organizations of all sizes and
    in all industries around the world. The company's patented
    intelligence-based technology eliminates lengthy and expensive
    implementation cycles, and provides rapid return on investment, by
    adapting to any existing infrastructure without the need for custom
    coding or replacement of legacy hardware or software. Founded in 1996,
    Passlogix is headquartered in New York City with sales offices
    throughout the United States, United Kingdom and Hong Kong.

    For more information visit, www.passlogix.com

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