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MFA for NetMotion Mobility
NetMotion Mobility is an intelligent VPN solution designed for the mobile workforce. It is very popular especially in police forces in the US and other organisations that need to meet CJIS requirements to access federal law enforcement databases.
NetMotion Mobility handles common wireless-network challenges more efficiently than conventional VPN. For example, if a user hits a coverage gap or suspends a device to preserve battery life when roaming from Ethernet to Wi-Fi to WWAN, NetMotion Mobility allows the user to resume right where he left off. In the same situation, a conventional VPN user may lose the VPN session, lose valuable data and has to log back in and restart applications.
Why Deepnet DualShield
NetMotion Mobility supports RADIUS/EAP authentication protocol. To secure NetMotion VPN with two-factor authentication (2FA), you need to integrate NetMotion VPN with a 2FA server that supports RADIUS EAP protocol. Although almost every 2FA product in the market claims it supports RADIUS, the fact is that some products do not support EAP authentication protocol and some products support EAP poorly. Deepnet DualShield RADIUS server natively supports EAP/TLS and PEAP, therefore can be easily integrated with NetMotion Mobility VPN to provide multi-factor authentication. This is one of the reasons why DualShield has become the most popular choice for the NetMotion customers who need multi-factor authentication.
How it Works
Additional Benefits
Apart from easy integration with NetMotion Mobility, Deepnet DualShield offers many key features that are benefitical to all customers.
Multiple Choices of MFA Methods
OTP SMS
When a user attempts to login, a real-time OTP (One-Time Passcode) is sent to the user’s mobile phone via SMS text, email message or voice call. Once the OTP has been received and submitted by the user, the user will then be granted access. It’s that simple! No hardware to carry, no software to download.
OTP Token
OTP token is a small security device that generates one-time passcodes. It is very convenient and it is very secure. OTP token is available in various form factors and shapes.
OTP App
OTP app is a small software application that runs on your mobile devices and generates one-time passwords. it works like a conventional hardware OTP token - generating OTP whenever and wherever you need it, without the need for Internet or data connection.
OTP Card
OTP Card is a one-time password token in the form factor of a plastic card - the same size as a credit card or an ID card.
OOBA
When a user attempts to login, a login request is pushed out to the user via the mobile push message. On the user's phone, the logon request will pop up and prompt the user to accept or deny by simply pressing the button.
Grid Card
A grid card contains a matrix of random numbers and letters in easily marked columns and rows. Grid cards are typically printed on credit card-sized plastic cards or on the back of employee access badges, credit cards or ATM cards.
Granular MFA Policies
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) does not have to be enabled on all users in your system, depending on your environment, requirements and the stage of MFA deployment. Flexible MFA policies allow admins to enforce multi-factor authentication based on a specific user, Active Directory group, or even by the end user’s device. Furthermore, different groups of users can also use different types of multi-factor authentication methods.Advanced Access Control
Prevent unauthorized remote access to confidential network information through advanced access control. Organizations can restrict access to sensitive material based on user, Active Directory group, IP address and GEO location.
