LEXINGTON, Mass. – Imprivata, the maker of a converged identity and access management solution, said yesterday it has signed credit union giants Delta Community CU, NASA FCU, Northeast CU and Telhio CU, for its OneSign single computer sign-on. The OneSign platform includes OneSign Authentication Management, which increases network security by replacing network access passwords with strong authentication options; OneSign Single Sign-On, which quickly and effectively solves password management, security and user access issues; and OneSign Physical/Logical, which integrates building and network access systems to enable location-based authentication. The solution's access management capabilities enable organizations to record and control who accesses what and when, helping to comply with government regulations, including multi-factor authentication.
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