Network Security
DigiSAFE Authentication
Gateway - DAUT
Features and Benefits
Within today’s Internet environment, cyber threats has
become a prominent issue especially in enterprises that
offers online application and e-services. Access control
with a simple ID and password is no longer sufficient in
face of all these threats. These credentials can be easily
hacked and obtained through phishing, key loggers, social
engineering, Trojan Horses, etc.
DAUT integrates seamlessly with an array of devices
and application, such as VPN 2FA login and windows
2FA login. Its suite of APIs supports different programming languages, is meant to support integration with
existing enterprise IT systems.
To enforce and protect the interests of enterprises
and their users, a second-factor authentication (2FA)
is introduced. This system allows for a second layer of
authentication via hardware token or mobile code.
Different layer of security may require different kind of
transaction depending on the sensitivity. This system
offers 3 kinds of 2FA for the different requirements of
each enterprise; normal One-time Password (OTP);
Challenge Response and Transaction Signing.
DigiSAFE Authentication Gateway (DAUT) offers
a seamless solution for enterprises to connect to
Singapore’s National Authentication Framework (NAF)
for 2FA service. It also allows enterprises to integrate
with SingPassCorpPass (SPCP) using SAML 2.0 protocol.
DAUT is a proven 2FA gateway that meets government
and financial institutes’ stringent security and availability
specifications. It has been deployed and is currently
providing 2FA for various for web portals, VPNs, operation
system login, network devices and email in many
government, financial and the online healthcare services.
Empowering thru’ Innovation
Ease of Integration
Integration with Singapore
National Authentication
Framework (NAF)
DAUT complies with Singapore Technical Reference
29 (TR29) protocol. It provides the security compliance
for NAF batch job file transfer through PGP encryption
on SFTP interface.
Proven Solution for
SingPassCorpPass SAML 2.0
Integration
DAUT build-in SAML 2.0 protocol API can seamlessly
integrate with SingPassCorpPass SAML 2.0 interface.
Simplify Management and
Report Generation
DAUT simplifies the operation through a self-service
and user-friendly management dash board. It is capable of generating various 2FA transaction reports as
well as searching specific transaction records.
Use Cases:
WEB SERVER
Web portal 2FA login
- OneKey Token and SMS OTP
- API interface
- Connect to NAF for central management
APP SERVER
DAUT
NAF
National
Authentication
Framework
CUSTOMER DATA CENTRE
DATABASE
VPN 2FA login through NAF
- OneKey Token or SMS OTP
- Radius Interface
- Connect to NAF for central management
VPN APPLIANCE
DAUT
NAF
CUSTOMER DATA CENTRE
Specifications
Singapore National Authentication
Framework (NAF) Compliance:
SingPassCorpPass Integration:
Support for 2FA Tokens:
Management portal:
Throughput:
High Availability:
Physical Characteristics:
Network Interface:
- Support Technical Reference 29 (TR29)
- Batch job interface: SFTP and PGP
- Support SAML 2.0 Interface
- OneKey Hardware Token
- TR29-compliant Software Token
- SMS OTP
- SMS pass through
- Self-Service management portal
- Users management and devices provision
- Generate reports on user information and authentication history
- Search for authentication records
- System alert through email or SMS
- 50 transactions per second per appliance
- RAID configuration within appliance
- 2 or more DAUT can be configured to operate in High Availability
or Disaster Recovery mode
- Form Factor / Height: 1 U
- Power Supply: Redundant 460W hot-swappable
- Two Gigabit Ethernet ports standard
ST Electronics (Info-Security) Pte Ltd
100 Jurong East Street 21, ST Electronics Jurong East Building Singapore 609602
Phone: (65) 6568 7118 Fax: (65) 6568 7226 Email: [email protected] URL: www.digisafe.com
(Regn. No: 199902746G)
Copyright© 2016 ST Electronics (Info-Security) Pte Ltd. All rights reserved. DigiSAFE trademark is the registered trademark of ST Electronics (Info-Security) Pte Ltd. Information is correct at the time of printing. March 2016
National
Authentication
Framework