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Deploy passwordless authentication across all identities and devices - from employee networks to IoT - all supported by 99.999% uptime.

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The JoinNow Platform delivers high visibility and precise control—enforcing dynamic access with real-time context and continuous risk evaluation across every environment.
Protect your business-critical networks with passwordless authentication. Staff, guests, and vendors get secure, seamless Wi-Fi and VPN access, even across multiple locations—no more passwords to forget, share, or reset.
Control who logs in to your business-critical cloud applications—from HQ to every satelitte office . With identity-driven authentication, employees gain seamless, secure access while your sensitive business data stays protected.
Separate guest, employee, and personal devices on your network. SecureW2 grants time-limited or sponsored access to guest devices or role-based, self-configured access for BYODs.
Automatically enroll and authenticate all your non-human devices with unique certificates. SecureW2 eliminates manual onboarding and keeps every IoT connection secure, even as your infrastructure expands.
Manage who can connect with every device or identity using dynamic access rules that stay in sync with the rest of your security stack.
Stop password lockouts for employees, preventing unnecessary delays or stops by the help desk.
Get real-time transparency into every login and connection, simplifying audits and strengthening security.
Protect sensitive business systems by isolating guest Wi-Fi from corporate networks and employee devices.
Maintain organization-wide network security with centralized visibility and policy enforcement for all locations.
Quickly grant or revoke network access for employees as soon as they're hired, transferred, or leave.
What's happening in your environment is always changing. Shouldn't your network react in real-time?
Dynamic PKI + Cloud RADIUS ensures your critical network security systems are always online, actively defending using your security stack signals with an industry-leading 99.999% uptime guarantee.
Digital certificates give IT teams reliable device identification that simple passwords can't match. Tie each certificate to specific users, devices, machine identities—so employees, guests, or vendors can't spoof, share, or bypass your access policies.
Protect your operations with dynamic access policies that respond automatically. SecureW2 Cloud RADIUS continuously monitors users and devices, adjusting network access in real-time based on staff behavior, device health, and evolving security threats.
Manage network access for your entire workforce, guests, and third-party vendors from a single platform. SecureW2's Policy Engine enforces your access rules automatically, preventing the need to manually set up VLANs at every office.
See why organizations and enterprises from every sector trust SecureW2 with their network security and access.
Get a demoA PKI certificate contains two main things: information about users or devices attempting to connect, and a public key used to encrypt the data. The specific information within a PKI digital certificate is highly customizable. It might include: email address, first and last name, IDP group, device serial number and/or Device ID. To access that user- or device-specific information, you'd need a private key to decrypt it. That's why it's safe to transmit a public key within the certificate — you can't decrypt data with a public key alone.
PKI certificates are digital certificates that use public keys to verify and authenticate identities (commonly, users or devices). Part of a larger PKI infrastructure, these certificates regulate access to Wi-Fi networks, VPNs, applications, websites, or other protected hardware or software. SSL certificates are one specific type of PKI digital certificate. They authenticate server identities, granting users a secure HTTPS connection upon verification. The most common use of SSL certificates is for website connections: HTTP is an unsecured connection, while HTTPS is secured by an SSL certificate.
PKI is highly relevant for modern authentication. A passwordless, certificate-based approach like PKI helps you bypass the risks of credentials, including shared or stolen usernames and passwords. The problem is with outdated manual certificate management and legacy PKI infrastructure. They're cumbersome and don't meet modern security standards, increasing workloads while leaving your organization vulnerable. Just one intercepted private key allows attackers to access your network, decrypt data, and steal information. Choose a secure, modern, managed PKI to protect your network, users, and devices.