New service and new prices for privacyIDEA SLA
Full Application Security Review In addition to the continuous unit tests, code reviews and integration tests NetKnights is going to conduct a full application security review on the OTP and two factor authentication system privacyIDEA. This review will be done by prestigious external security experts. Moreover, it is planned to renew parts of this review on […]
privacyIDEA applies for Open Source Business Award
OSBAR The German Open Source Business Award (also called OSBAR) is awarded by the Open Source Business Alliance. The Open Source Business Alliance in a German association of companies providing and working with Open Source solutions with about 200 members. The OSBAR is looking for innovative open source projects and ideas which provide a crucial benefit to […]
Two Factor Authentication with Event Handler Framework
privacyIDEA will provide an Event Handler Framework in the upcoming release 2.12. Policies for Two Factor Authentication Using policies you can already configure privacyIDEA in a very detailed and sophisticated manner. The administrator can define the behaviour of privacyIDEA. This way you can run privacyIDEA in many differenz scenarios and find a solution for all requirements. Policies […]
NetKnights at OpenRheinRuhr 2016
5.11.-6.11.2016, Oberhausen. The OpenRheinRuhr is an opensource conference in the so called “Ruhrpott”, Germany. There are roughly 30 exhibiters but several parallel tracks of talks. You get a new coffee mug (In German a “Pott”) every year and a coffee flat rate. The exhibitor hall is a former industrial hall built from bricks. Very cool. Very cool? It […]
privacyIDEA 2.11 with RADIUS Migration on Univention Corporate Server
privacyIDEA on Univention Corporate Server privacyIDEA 2.11 is now available on the Univention Corporate Server. Using authentication policies privacyIDEA can conditionally forward authentication requests to external RADIUS servers. This way you can setup easy migration scenarios of old, EOL OTP systems. You can find more on the RADIUS forwarding in the release notes. SLA and Subscription Already for […]
privacyIDEA 2.11 released for easy migration
Today privacyIDEA 2.11 was released. This new version allows easy migration if you are running an old, proprietary 3rd party OTP solution. Read more about easy OTP system migration with privacyIDEA. If you are entitled with a valid support contract, please do not hesitate to contact us in case of any question.
privacyIDEA rewarded with THOMAS-KRENN Award
This weekend privacyIDEA was rewarded the 2nd place at the THOMAS-KRENN Award. The NetKnights also thinks of privacyIDEA as a great two factor authentication solution and therefore provides consultancy and service level agreements to run privacyIDEA in your enterprise environment.
Webcast: Easy migration of your old OTP system to privacyIDEA
Using privacyIDEA 2.11 it is extremely easy to migrate your exsting, old OTP system to privacyIDEA. privacyIDEA is the Open Source two factor authentication system. Webcast On March, 30th at 5:30 PM (CET) you will learn how to do this. Alternative German webcast There is also a webcast in German language. To register with the […]
privacyIDEA 2.10 released with Token Enrollment Wizard and User Self Registration
privacyIDEA 2.10 privacyIDEA 2.10 comes with a bunch of nice user features to ease the life of the user and thus lower your help desk costs. You can read more about token enrollment wizard, user self registration and password reset at privacyidea.org. Customer services Customers with a valid Service Level Agreement for privacyIDEA get updates for […]
Additional Service for privacyIDEA support customers: CentOS 7 repository
We are enhancing the services for the support levels for privacyIDEA. Services for Support Customers Depending on the Service Level Agreement support customers already receive interesting services. Thanks to these services privacyIDEA is ready for the use in enterprise environments. NetKnights guarantees the functionality of the software. This way support customers do not need to […]