Vendor Report: VASCO Data Security International - 70923
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VASCO is a vendor in the Authentication Management market which provides solutions for strong authentication, electronic signing & digital signing. They are known for their broad range of hardware tokens for authentication & signatures and complementary software solutions.
In contrast to most other vendors who present single-purpose (or single-method) authentication systems, VASCO provides choice in authentication mechanisms and also provides their core authentication server as a customizable authentication solution. This allows organizations with a large customer base, e.g. online/retail banking, to modify and tweak their authentication methods to best fit the special needs to their clients...
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Vendor Report: VASCO Data Security International - 70923VASCO is a vendor in the Authentication Management market which provides solutions for strong authentication, electronic signing & digital signing. They are known for their broad range of hardware tokens for authentication & signatures and complementary software solutions. In… |
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