LoginTC VS Protectimus

Cyphercor is a two factor authentication provider that offers a best-in-class solution that's effortless, intuitive, and cost-effective called "LoginTC". LoginTC adds an additional layer of security to your systems and applications including VPNs, Firewalls, remote desktop, active directory, and more with it's innovative 2fa software.

LoginTC offers a wide range of two factor options for end-users to authenticate, including SMS, email, push notifications, hardware tokens, U2F, OTP, bypass codes, and more.

LoginTC was built with the principle that administrators are users too, and offers a solution that's not just easy for end users day-to-day, but is also simple for administrators to manage and setup. In fact, if you aren't set-up in one hour, the first month of your subscription is on us.

LoginTC can help you reduce your insurance costs and meet compliance regulations with ease. Reach out today at sales@cyphercor.com.

Protectimus provides two-factor authentication solutions for securing enterprise and personal user accounts against unauthorized access. The Protectimus two-factor authentication solution is available as a cloud-based service or an on-premise platform, and it can be easily integrated into any infrastructure using an API, SDK, or ready-to-use integration components for Active Directory, ADFS, Winlogon, RDP, RADIUS, OWA, Roundcube, etc.

The company also offers both traditional and innovative one-time password delivery solutions: classic and programmable hardware tokens, as well as software one-time password delivery methods (2FA apps for Android and iOS, SMS authentication, and OTP delivery chatbots in messaging apps).

All the Protectimus two-factor authentication system’s components support the OATH (Initiative for Open Authentication) standards for ОТР authentication. The following algorithms are used to generate one-time passwords: HMAC, HOTP, TOTP, and OCRA.

Additional features of the Protectimus two-factor authentication solution that help to protect access to users accounts more efficiently include data signing (one-time passwords are generated according to the OCRA algorithm, using data from the user’s current operation as a variable), filtering by time of login and country from which access is requested, and user environment analysis.