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==Next Generation Passwordless Authentication==

==Next Generation Passwordless Authentication==

MagicEndpoint includes next generation zero-factor authentication capability which seamlessly alleviates the user of the authentication burden making it a true passwordless authentication solution. Working silently in the background MagicEndpoint performs ongoing user+device authentication as well as device health checks enabling businesses reach their Zero-Trust goals by making “always verify” possible without any burden to the end user.<ref>[https://www.winmagic.com/products/magicendpoint-authentication Winmagic]</ref>

MagicEndpoint includes next generation zero-factor authentication capability which seamlessly alleviates the user of the authentication burden making it a true passwordless authentication solution. Working silently in the background MagicEndpoint performs ongoing user+device authentication as well as device health checks enabling businesses reach their Zero-Trust goals by making “always verify” possible without any burden to the end user.

A CA publishes its Certificate Service Policy Statement on its website. It explains the terms of business and details about the issuance of certificates. Prior to buying a digital certificate, this statement should be read in order to determine whether or not the CA is fraudulent. There are some companies that sign their own certificates, which could mean one of two things: either the company is a fraud or there is no higher authority to sign its certificate, meaning it is the top most company in this infrastructure. In this case, the validity of a company's certificate can be found out by searching the company's name.<ref>[http://www.opera.com/support/kb/view/191/ Opera]</ref>

A CA publishes its Certificate Service Policy Statement on its website. It explains the terms of business and details about the issuance of certificates. Prior to buying a digital certificate, this statement should be read in order to determine whether or not the CA is fraudulent. There are some companies that sign their own certificates, which could mean one of two things: either the company is a fraud or there is no higher authority to sign its certificate, meaning it is the top most company in this infrastructure. In this case, the validity of a company's certificate can be found out by searching the company's name.<ref>[http://www.opera.com/support/kb/view/191/ Opera]</ref>