SignSafe:NOPHISH

Quarterly Special: FREE User Fees / Pay only for stopped frauds!

SignSafe:NOPHISH™ is a new and altogether secure authentication/authorization alternative that is unlike any other available today. SignSafe:NOPHISH™ stops phishing attacks dead at the user interface, offering protection to users even if and when their passwords are compromised.

On-Line, it is a password-replacement technology as robust as existing hard 2nd factor solutions, without their cost and inconvenience.

In the Real World, SignSafe:NOPHISH offers a new active authorization which can protect any form of identity, thereby ensuring that privacy is restored, important transctions are secured, and personal data credentials are once again reliable.

SignSafe:NOPHISH™ Endorsements

"ASTAV's use of mobile phone-based authentication is a great solution to our customers' problems. Early feedback from beta testing has been fantastic; users are particularly impressed with the idea of using their mobile phone, which they already have with them, as an authentication token." - Steve Dispensa, co-founder & CTO, Positive Networks

"This convenient, inexpensive approach slips into the mainstream of merchant transaction processes that should help spur adoption." - Chris Shipley, Guidewire Group

"It's low tech, simple, and it works!" - Professor Partha Dasgupta, security expert, Arizona State University

If you are a Consumer
and your bank or on-line broker still uses passwords, ask them why they don't protect you with SignSafe:NOPHISH™

If you are an Institution
SignSafe:NOPHISH™will simply retrofit into your legacy web login system. Its is both inexpensive to deploy and remarkably easy to use, and has the effect of eliminating the need for passwords altogether.

"The statistics show that there were 10 million victims of identity theft and identity fraud in the year 2003 at a cost to those individuals of some $5 billion, $50 billion in business losses."
– US Senator Arlen Specter

"The key to stopping phishers and bringing them to justice is to identify and target them quickly,…"
– Dan Larkin, unit chief, FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center

 

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