Web Credential Privacy,
Secure Web Login

My A-Key™ software makes it easy for users to remember the user names and passwords they need to access secured Web sites, and to keep those secure Web credentials safe from trojans, key loggers and unauthorized, prying eyes.

My A-Key™ software stores web site user names and passwords and keeps them private in the secured, brute force-protected memory of USB A-Key® tokens. Once stored, My A- Key™ software enables users to automatically and securely log in to Web sites anywhere, without touching a keyboard, which keeps those credentials safe from trojans, key loggers and unauthorized, prying eyes.

Totally Mobile Secure Web Credentials

My A-Key™ software securely stores your Web credentials in the secured memory of your Authenex USB A-Key® token. My A-Key™ software can store and use up to hundreds of secure Web credentials.

Totally Mobile Secure Web Log In

My A-Key™ software is totally mobile and leaves no footprint wherever it is used. It enables you to automatically login to Web sites, without entering usernames or passwords. Bypassing the keyboard in this manner, My A-Key™ software's secure Web login feature leaves no record of user names or passwords that can be retrieved.

Versatile Secure Web Log In Options

You can configure My A-Key™ software to ignore up to about 200 web sites. All such sites are blocked from My A-Key™ software secure Web login features and functionalities. When accessing ignored sites, you will have to enter usernames and passwords, thus leaving your key strokes vulnerable to any key logger that may reside on the host machine.

A-Key® Token Peace of Mind

Since My A-Key™ software comes pre-installed on an Authenex USB A-Key® token, You will receive the benefits of your token:

• Convenient size easily fits onto a key ring.
• Depending on the token you choose, you can use secure and encrypted storage for Web Credentials, bank account information, FTP/IM/VPN credentials, as well as files, pictures, you name it.
• All USB A-Key® tokens have up to two levels of password protection: user and administrator. You can define one password for both levels, or one for each. Separating the passwords enables a higher level of token security and enables enterprise administrators to maintain a high degree of consistency and control over tokens they deploy.
• Brute force access protection secures all stored data against loss or theft: if anyone tries to log in to the token and fails a specified number of times, the token will erase all user data and restore itself to factory default settings.