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Armure Authentication Manager

Standards-based multi-factor authentication using OATH-compliant tokens, so your second factor is never locked to one vendor.

The problem

Proprietary MFA ties your identity layer to a single supplier and their pricing. Migrating away later is painful by design.

How Armure solves it

Armure Authentication Manager issues and validates OATH-compliant hard and soft tokens through pluggable protocol handlers, and acts as the shared authentication substrate for the rest of the suite.

Capabilities

What it does

OTP for OATH-compliant hard and soft tokens
SMS token support
Soft tokens to cut hardware cost and management overhead
Pluggable protocol handlers for multiple client types
Shared identity substrate across the Armure suite
On-premise deployment with no external dependency
At a glance

Specifications

Deployment
On-premise · private cloud · hybrid · containers / Docker
Standards
OATH-compliant tokens
Role
Authentication substrate for the suite
Scale
Stateless services · horizontal scaling
Runtime
Shared Armure service runtime

See ArmureAuth running in your environment.

We’ll set up a demo against your real network and identity provider.