Identity security, applied where the risk is real.
Different environments need different authentication designs. Explore practical starting points for the people, applications and access paths that matter most.
Illustrative scenarios. Real design questions.
These examples explain potential applications; they are not NARU customer references. Benefits, compatibility and deployment scope should be tested against your environment.
Banking and financial institutions
Apply stronger authentication to payment-authorising and privileged users, then integrate supported business applications. Group policies and authentication logs support a clearer control environment.
Government organisations
Assess workstation keys, shared service-counter authentication and administrator access. The objective is clearer individual attribution and reduced reliance on reusable credentials.
Healthcare providers
Evaluate desktop keys and appropriately designed shared-workstation authentication across supported systems. Review biometric data flows and exceptions before deployment.
Oil and gas
Align staff and contractor authentication with directory identity and supported remote-access systems. Scope the work around IT and administrative access, with clear integration boundaries.
Critical infrastructure
Prioritise privileged administrators of supported management systems. Assess converged physical access separately against the target hardware and access-control architecture.
Large conglomerates
Define a group authentication baseline, then onboard subsidiaries in phases with user-group and application policies suited to each environment.
Remote and hybrid workforces
Strengthen compatible VPN access using supported MFA methods. Plan device enrolment, user support and recovery before scaling the rollout.
Enterprise IT administration
Require phishing-resistant authentication for supported administrative entry points. Integrate with existing PAM and monitoring controls where the interfaces permit.
Every pilot should answer a useful question.
Choose a user group and an application. Establish current login experience, support demand and risk. Test enrolment, everyday use, exceptions and recovery before deciding what to expand.
Technology, clearly attributed.
NARU Cyber Security is delivered using authentication technology developed by OCTATCO Co., Ltd., including M2A, EzFinger and EzQuant. NARU provides local solution design, integration and delivery.
NARU Cyber Security is delivered using authentication technology developed by OCTATCO Co., Ltd., Republic of Korea, including OCTATCO M2A (EzAuth), EzFinger and EzQuant. Technology attribution
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