Safeguard Authentication Services
Simplify UNIX/Linux Security and Administration.
Integrate UNIX, macOS and Linux Active Directory authentication with One Identity Safeguard Authentication Services by Quest. This solution creates an Active Directory (AD) bridge that enables users to log on to non-Windows systems using their AD credentials. Your organization can extend the compliance and security capabilities of Active Directory authentication across your enterprise.
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Key benefits
Eliminate Complexity
Single source for Windows, UNIX and Linux Active Directory authentication
Simplify Compliance
Centralized management and reporting to reduce audit stress and ease compliance
Enhance Security
Increased security with Kerberos authentication and single sign on
Features
Active Directory for UNIX, Linux and Mac
Extend the authentication, authorization and administration infrastructure of Active Directory to the rest of your enterprise. This tool enables UNIX, macOS and Linux Active Directory authentication to operate non-Windows systems as full AD citizens.
Audit, alerting and change tracking
Authentication Services enables you to alert on, audit, and show in-depth change history of UNIX-centric information being managed by Active Directory.
Group Policy for UNIX, Linux and Mac
Extend policy-based management (through Windows Group Policy) to non-Windows systems, including Group Policy for macOS using the product’s patented framework.
Single sign-on (SSO)
Implement “Kerberized” and LDAP SSO to UNIX, Linux and macOS systems in the same way they’re used in Windows. You also get out-of-the-box single sign-on for a variety of applications, including Siebel, SAP and DB2.
Simplified identity and access management
Maximize the value of your investment in Active Directory and AD-optimized identity administration tools while dramatically simplifying your existing security framework, meta-directory or synchronization solution.
NIS migration and directory consolidation
Streamline the process of extending UNIX/macOS/Linux Active Directory authentication to non-Windows systems and users. Simplify migration from multiple authentication mechanisms (including NIS), directories and identities to a single AD-based infrastructure.
Deployment flexibility
Options range from a non-impact, "schema-less" deployment to a fully rationalized environment, enabling you to deploy Authentication Services that ideally suits your objectives, environment, timelines and challenges, such as Linux Active Directory authentication.
Two-factor authentication support
Enhance security by requiring two-factor authentication for your UNIX/Linux users and administrators. In addition, Safeguard Authentication Services extends Windows-based smart cards to UNIX and Linux and supports third-party OTP solutions.
Specifications
Authentication Services includes the following components:
- Unix Agent
- Windows Management Tools
- Management Console for Unix
For detailed system requirements and supported platforms please review the latest release notes.
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