Two factor authentication and self-service for any Web application

CionSystems’  Self-Service provides a two factor authentication systems that can be easily integrated with any web or non-web application. Instead of application managing the authentication, offload that functionality to CionSystems self-service authenticator and self-service module. In addition the application provides end users self passwords reset and unlocking of accounts. It also allows them to securely make account changes reducing the need for HR staff or your web-application  to maintain current user information.

Benefits Features
“Eliminate the single most common support issue”

  • Empower your end users to securely reset their own passwords and unlock accounts
  • Track all password activity to support full auditing and reporting
  • Maintain stronger password policies
  • Lower your Help Desk workload and reduce operating expenses
  • Two factor authentication system.
  • Self signup of users
  • Supports Microsoft AD, Red Hat Open LDAP, and Centos Open LDAP
  • Easy integration to web application
CionSystems’ Self-Service is a state-of-the-art solution for identity administration and access control.  Self Service provides an intuitive, easy-to-use web-based user interface that supports:

  • Policy creation and enforcement
  • User self-signup, self-registration and self-service
  • Self-management of user Profile
  • Self-service for Password and account unlock
  • Password expiry notification
  • Two factor authentication for logins
  • Webservice interfaces for any web-based application integration
  • Audit and other Reports
  • Flexible and policy based challenge question and answer configuration


Self-Service can also send alerts such as:

  • Locked Out Users
  • Soon To Expire Password for on-premise domain Users
  • Password Expired Users

Self-Service tracks all activity in an audit log that contain information such as when, by whom and which passwords or accounts were modified. Users can update their own personal information (as determined by policy set by system administrators).

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