IntraVerse's ability to centralize security for all network resources gives you a consistent and manageable access control policy and reduces your administration costs. When you implement IntraVerse, you eliminate the need for server and application specific authorization mechanisms. This means that you no longer need to manage access control policy and user registries separately for all of your enterprise applications and web servers.

IntraVerse's flexible authentication model allows it to be easily integrated with existing an authentication infrastructure. IntraVerse can use both public key and symmetric key authentication, and IntraVerse integrates with existing Public Key Infrastructure. IntraVerse can be extended to use any authentication mechanism through the IntraVerse Credential Acquisition Service.

IntraVerse also addresses a major issue in application development, Total Cost of Ownership. The IntraVerse AuthAPI™ lets application developers access IntraVerse-grade security. AuthAPI eliminates the need to code application-specific security, reducing development time and cost, and leading to a more consistent security policy and lower TCO for enterprise applications.

1. Fine-grained authorization with support role-based access
2. Centralized management
3. Single sign-on for Web and CORBA environments
4. CORBA Level 2 security
5. Replication and load-balancing
6. Secure remote access
7. Support for Public Key Infrastructure
8. Standards-based security
9. Application VPN
10. API to security framework