Strong Authentication for SUSE Linux with Smart Cards
ACTIVIDENTITY 
Novell Technology Partner
product details
With ActivClient® for Linux, access to Linux desktops and workstations is protected by a smart card that together with a PIN code provides two factors of authentication.
Features and benefits
Comply with security requirements: Address IT security and compliance requirements by preventing unauthorized access to information.
Improved user experience: End-users no longer need to remember their passwords: instead they simply insert their smart card and type their PIN code.
Optimized for SUSE Linux: The solution enables strong authentication by securely storing the SUSE Linux password or logon certificate on the smartcard.
Interoperable: ActivClient for Linux supports smartcards issued and used by ActivClient for Windows, thus ensuring support for a heterogeneous environments.
Return on investment: Enable strong authentication for Windows, Linux, VPN/dial-up, web login, thin client and remote applications, as well as data security and digital signature.
Future proof: Supports the widest range of smart cards and smart card readers.
ActivIdentity products
- ActivClient for Linux
Optional: - ActivID Card Management System
- ActivIdentity Smart Cards and Applets
- ActivIdentity Readers
- ISO 7816
- Sun® Java Card
- GlobalPlatform / OpenPlatform
- PC/SC
- X509
- PKCS #7, 10, 11 and 12
- SSL 3.0
- S/MIME
- GSC-IS 2.1
- U.S. DoD CAC
- Supports FIPS 140-2 certified cards and applications
product compatibility
- SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop
- SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
- Novell eDirectory
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regional availability
- Asia Pacific
- Europe, Middle East & Africa
- Japan
- Latin America
- North America
language availability
- English
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