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On premise installations of SecSign ID offer the flexibility to connect with your preferred servers, services, and devices. And you can customize the SecSign ID with your own organization’s branding.
Learn MoreWith the SecSign ID Backup Function the user ID can be duplicated, restored and managed on a device in a matter of minutes, without administrative help or service hotline annoyances. Lost your phone? Don’t worry! We solved an issue that costs time and money with other Two-Factor Authentication solutions. Fast, easy and secure restoration, remote unpairing of IDs and total control at any time.
Follow the steps in the video to activate the backup function to use it later.
No need to be on hold for customer service, no additional administrative work and zero helpdesk costs.
Unpair your IDs from any device, easy and fast from the admin panel or any device that has an active ID.
Notifications for every new device the ID is used on, to every device the ID is active on.
The Backup Process is protected in two steps via two different paths:
1. Backup Code displayed upon activation of the feature (can be accessed as long as you have access to the device)
2. OTP backup code sent via Email.
Each device receives a notification if one of the IDs is restored or duplicated on a new device. If that restore or duplication is not authorized the device can be blocked immediately and indefinitely.
All devices with the ID activated on can be accessed both in the user panel, the administrative panel and in the app. Full control at all times.
Keep full control of all your users by prohibiting manual backup of their ID or automatically deleting the old ID from the old device after a successful restoration.
Devices can be deleted at any point via the admin dashboard.
You’d rather have your users receive the Backup Code by mail or even personally? No problem with the individualized backup function for on-premise users. Adapt backup options to your security requirements and preferences.
Activation of the backup function can be automatically activated for every new user, for example via their AD credentials. That way the backup function can automatically be activated when the user is enrolled in two-factor authentication.
If a user looses his smartphone he can simply restore his ID on his new phone. In the meantime he can deactivate his ID on the dashboard, all without administrative assistance.
In case the user does need help, the administrator can simply deactivate the ID or unpair it from the lost phone. If the user lost his backup code, the administrator can decide if he allows resending the backup code, for example via a phone call, personally or, if security requirements are not as high, via Email.
The user can simply activate his ID on the new phone by duplicating it. The duplicate function is both possible with the backup code or with the quick and simple QR code pairing. To do this the user simply scans the QR code in the app on the old phone with the new phone and the app is set up and ready to go.
In this case the user can use the backup function to reset his password/PIN by reactivating his ID after deleting it. He simply needs to delete the ID from the app and then use the backup code to reactivate it and choose a new Password/PIN. No administrative assistance required!
Depending on the security requirements of your system the administrator can decide how to deal with this situation. He can either transmit a new backup code via phone, mail, personally or, if requirements are low, via Email.
On premise installations of SecSign ID offer the flexibility to connect with your preferred servers, services, and devices. And you can customize the SecSign ID with your own organization’s branding.
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