Single Source Sign-On

Andigo provides a single sign-on for messaging systems, but can leverage sign-ons from any compatible system, not just one vendor's. By configuring avenues of trust, users can leverage their existing, common sign-ons to access your identity-based resources.

Stop Identity Theft

Andigo not only prevents password harvesting by automatically generating a unique key for each service, it blocks cross-site scripting attacks by using a combination of cookie and unique PIN when requesting access. The cookie does not appear in referrer logs and the PIN is unknown for cross-site scripting attacks – two of the most common ways that users have their electronic identity stolen.

Different Trust Levels

When accessing a resource, an Andigo visitor is prompted to indicate the level of “trust” that the website should be given. For example, a visitor could supply a real-only PIN in order to prevent the website from making posts under the visitor's identity, or a restricted-access PIN so that the website can not access restricted-permission resources using the visitor's credentials.

Performance Enhanced

After logging in, an Andigo visitor has their authentication processes efficiently handled, resulting in a near-zero overhead for identity verification tasks.