FTK-220-50 Overview

OATH compliant Time-based One-Time Password (TOTP) tokens lets you solve Network Authentication Security problems affordably by adding a Second Factor for Strong Authentication. Relying solely on static passwords for remote access to your VPN and web sites provides only weak authentication, because your users' passwords are vulnerable to theft or guessing, as well as dictionary and brute-force attacks. To solve these problems you can deploy FortiToken.

FTK-300-10 Overview

The FortiToken 300 is a USB Token for X.509 PKI certificates used in securing Internet transactions for applications including signing/encrypting email, PDF documents, Microsoft Office files, and software, as well as for strong authentication to your VPN or web-based applications. Client certificates are known to provide higher security than One-Time-Password (OTP) tokens for two factor authentication solutions, but the private key of the PKI certificate must be kept secret to be effective. Private keys generated and stored on FortiToken 300 PKI authenticators are more secure than private keys stored as files on local hard disks because FortiToken 300 cannot be coerced to expose the private key.

FTK-300-5 Overview

The FortiToken 300 is a USB Token for X.509 PKI certificates used in securing Internet transactions for applications including signing/encrypting email, PDF documents, Microsoft Office files, and software, as well as for strong authentication to your VPN or web-based applications. Client certificates are known to provide higher security than One-Time-Password (OTP) tokens for two factor authentication solutions, but the private key of the PKI certificate must be kept secret to be effective. Private keys generated and stored on FortiToken 300 PKI authenticators are more secure than private keys stored as files on local hard disks because FortiToken 300 cannot be coerced to expose the private key.

FTK-300-50 Overview

The FortiToken 300 is a USB Token for X.509 PKI certificates used in securing Internet transactions for applications including signing/encrypting email, PDF documents, Microsoft Office files, and software, as well as for strong authentication to your VPN or web-based applications. Client certificates are known to provide higher security than One-Time-Password (OTP) tokens for two factor authentication solutions, but the private key of the PKI certificate must be kept secret to be effective. Private keys generated and stored on FortiToken 300 PKI authenticators are more secure than private keys stored as files on local hard disks because FortiToken 300 cannot be coerced to expose the private key.