Rohos roadmap for 2020
SafeJKA SRL is glad to share Rohos software roadmap for 2020 year…
Rohos Management Tools 4.4
We have updated Rohos Management Tools v.4.4 adds improvements and bug fixing for Rohos Logon Key v.4.4 in Active Directory network. New Rohos Management Tools allows better MFA management over Active Directory workstations in isolated environments. With Rohos you can use industry accepted RFID cards such as EM, HID Prox, HiTag, Legic, Mifare as a second/single factor logon method for workstation/HMI terminals.
Rohos Face Logon 4.3 with adaptive face recognition level
We are glad to announce new update for Rohos Face Logon that allows to set adaptivity level for face recognition. This allows quicker login in any lighting conditions.
Whats new in brief:
- Added an option to control adaptivity level for face recognition.
- Added possibility to use Face Login over a remote desktop connection.
- Added option to control strong two-factor authentication to login into your computer.
- Added Emergency Logon feature to bypass two-factor authentication if you cant login by face.
- Added more options to customize Face Logon on logon screen.
- Option “Face models profile path” allows to change folder location where rohos keep biometric data. This allows to set centralized location or network shared folder for face models across multiple users and computers.
September 13th, 2019 in
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2FA Push tokens in Rohos Logon Key mobile
We are glad to announce new MFA Push Tokens support to “Smartphone” authentication method available in Rohos Logon Key. The Rohos Logon Mobile app will deliver two-factor push notifications to workstation or remote desktop server for fast and secure access. A single smartphone can keep multiple authentication records to access multiple computers.
Rohos 2FA Push token advantages:
- Out-of-band Multi-factor authentication. 2FA Push token is delivered via Web Socket method that employs alternative Internet connection from mobile device.
- Your account on Google, Amazon, Azure cloud can be used to host Messaging Broker or you can use a variety ready-to-go MQTT SaaS solutions like: MyQttHub.com, CloudMqtt.com
- 2FA Push token includes strong Encryption AES256 and OATH technology thus it is resilient against man-in-the-middle and reply attacks event on non-SSL\TLS channels.
- Rohos 2FA Push token implementation is open-source.
August 10th, 2019 in
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Face Logon v4 is compatible with Windows Hello
We’re delighted to announce Rohos Face Logon update v4.0. Now it is fully compatible with Windows 10 and latest Hi-Res web cameras installed on majority of laptops nowadays. Rohos Face Logon is compatible with Windows Hello, it means you can combine different login methods with Rohos Face Login. If your laptop is not equipped with Windows Hello Infra-red camera you still can setup Face Login method with Rohos for fast and convenient access.
Login possibilities with Rohos: Your Face, USB flash drive, PIN code , Picture, and regular password.
On next update we also plan to add One Time Password login option that will protect your laptop for remote desktop access, by using Google Authenticator.
Rohos Disk folder encryption for Google Drive / OneDrive
We have published Rohos Disk Encryption v.2.7 with new experimental functionality “Encrypt Folder”. This feature that allows to encrypt your Cloud Storage folders like OneDrive, Google Drive and others. Now Rohos is able to encrypt arbitrary files on a computer and thus Cloud Synchronization and Backup tools uploads fully encrypted data to the cloud since the sensitive data appeared on the computer.
In order to work with the files you need to enter password and use special drive letter within Explorer or Any other application. Read how it works or download now.
Towards multi-factor authentication decision in Rohos Logon Key v4.0
We are glad to announce new Rohos Logon Key v4 for Windows. Now it has a possibility to combine two-factor authentication methods for a single desktop or user and define rules to support multi-factor authentication (MFA) control. Since 4.0 Rohos Logon Key will introduce rule-based multi-factor authentication decision support framework that brings MFA intelligence depending on access context. It automatically selects strong authentication method for privileged users or remote desktop access and convenient single-factor authentication when you use Windows computer in regular way on a desktop.
Protect Amazon WorkSpaces with multi-factor authentication
Rohos Logon Key v3.9 provides an effective and platform independent means of Multi-factor Authentication for your Amazon WorkSpaces desktops. You can protect access to AWS Windows desktops with Google Authentication OTP codes or Yubikey OTP codes. This greatly increase security, brings compliance with HIPPA, PCI-DSS or works as a password replacement technology.
Rohos Logon Key is compatible with macOS Mojave
We are happy to report that Rohos Logon Key for Mac (3.4) is compatible with macOS 10.14 Mojave.
We are working on bringing a better dark mode support into our app in the nearest feature.
Now you can download and update to new version.
December 17th, 2018 in
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Combining multiple 2FA methods in new Rohos Logon Key
We are working towards to add new authentication experience for Windows login and now Rohos Logon Key v.3.8 allows to use any supported 2FA authentication device in combination with One Time Password authentication method (Google Authenticator). This will help to apply strong two-factor authentication with local or remote access. With this features we will start to introduce rule-based multi-factor authentication decision framework into Rohos Logon Key.
Whats new in new Rohos Logon Key v.3.8 in brief:
- Allows to combine 2FA methods: physical access Key with One Time Password codes;
- Redesigned “Setup authentication key” dialog box;
- Redesigned “Options” dialog box;
- One Time Password entry field on a logon screen;
- (In progress) Allows to combine any types of 2FA methods for Windows login; This option allow to introduce new 2FA method in parallel with already used one. For example you are using OTP 2FA technology now and you will be able to add new users with U2F authentication keys while keeping existing OTP users untouched.