Passlogix hits 500,000 user licenses milestone for single sign-on product

Passlogix, a provider of enterprise single sign-on systems, has sold 500,000+ licenses of its v GO Sign-On Platform products into the healthcare industry.
     
The Passlogix v-GO Sign-On Platform, built around v-GO Single Sign-On (v-GO SSO), helps enterprises strengthen security policies and practices, to simplify work processes, reduce costs and to simplify deployments of strong authentication and identity management system, the company said.
     
Besides v-GO SSO, the v-GO Sign-On Platform consists of v-GO Session Manager (v-GO SM) for shared workstations and kiosks, v-GO Self Service Password Reset (v-GO SSPR) for recovering a Windows password, v-GO Authentication Manager (v-GO AM) to enable universal sign-on for strong authenticators and v-GO Provisioning (v-GO PM) Manager for interoperability with all major provisioning systems.

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