Education is Key|

Explore our e-library for the resources that range from bespoke demos to multi-lingual tutorials. We can educate employees and build customer trust through identity experiences.

Push MFA Demos

Windows Desktop Login (Online)

Windows Desktop Login (Offline)

How to add a device

Self-Service Portal: Login Online

Self-Service Portal: Login Offline

Self-Service Portal: Add device

Assess your password vulnerabilities

The Authlogics Password Security Audit analyses your in-use passwords and provides you with a detailed view of your password posture and highlights where you do not comply to best-practice and NIST standards.

Submit your details and we will contact you with a convenient timeslot for your audit.

Tutorials

PINgrid Enrolment

PINgrid Desktop Login

PINgrid OWA

PINpass Desktop Login

PINpass OWA

PINgrid Enrolment (Arabic)

The simplicity of the implementation was impressive. In about an hour we had it up and running. I received implementation quotes from other MFA products that were 40 to 100 hours of implementation. Support has been amazing.

MFA 5* Review

Capterra

Presentations

Authlogics Demo

Password Security Management

Multi-Factor Authentication

Take the 30 Day Free Trial

The trial license includes the full capability of our software and will provide you with the opportunity to try out your choice of either or both the Password Security Management and Multi-Factor Authentication technologies, allowing you to evaluate Authlogics in your own environment.

Interviews

How to protect against the most common type of data breach

Can you have a phishing-proof solution?

Calculating the cost and measuring the benefit of PSM

How do people react to a
breach report?

How has Authlogics adapted to the threat landscape?

What are the risks of not locking your organisation's front door?

Does a higher volume of breaches always mean great vulnerability?

Is all Multi-Factor Authentication made equal?

Introducing
Authlogics v4.1

Password policies
& Phishing

How has the market changed since NIST guidance in 2017?

Passwordless isn't a utopia but something must change