Here’s a representative sample of the kind of comments we receive from our customers


John Lewis Plc
The John Lewis Partnership is currently in the process of rolling out SecurAccess to 15,000 employees: “SecurAccess has been really well received within the organisation, it has been working effectively and we have had no problems with the roll out. ”


John Lewis case study T-Mobile UK
“We’re a mobile phone company and it’s important that we live up to our brand. We want to make mobile and remote working as easy as possible, while still maintaining the highest levels of security. But running 3,000 secure tokens was proving to be a major overhead, and wasn’t user-friendly. SecurAccess has eliminated those problems. But the best thing about it is that SecurAccess and SecurICE strengthen our own messages about mobile phones, and gives a new layer of functionality to our own products, strengthening our brand values even further. We’re drinking our own champagne with this deal.”


T-Mobile case study Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea
“The borough already provides over a thousand of our employees with mobile phones, so we were able to utilise this existing investments as well as save money on the cost of purchasing physical tokens.  However, it wouldn’t have mattered if SecurEnvoy had of been a similar price to our previous system because we were so keen on bringing in the technology."


Kensington and Chelsea case study Milton Keynes Hospital
"Since rolling out SecurEnvoy to 300 staff across the hospital we have been able to significantly reduce our administrative overhead and the overall cost of the solution as well as improving the security of our network. We have also had really positive feedback from users who like the simplicity of being able to use their mobile phone as it means they do not have to have the responsibility of carrying additional tokens."

Aspen Insurance Holdings
“What I love about SecurAccess is how easy it is to administer, our global service desk manages the password administration which can also be accessed by the technical teams in each country and as all employees have a mobile phone there is no need for any additional hardware.”
Tim Coghlan
Technical Analyst            Aspen case study Save The Children
“Our existing security process used single-factor authentication, which became clearly unsuitable for our needs. We needed to find a way of creating a two-factor system without incurring excessive costs to the charity.”


Save The Children case study

Hewden
"SecurAccess provides a brilliantly simple solution to a perennial IT problem. Hardware tokens are expensive, not user friendly and all too easy to lose and break. Mobile phones provide a much more robust solution and are very straightforward to use. Our remote workers don't have to remember extra passwords or codes and so there has been a very high level of user acceptance."

Hewden case study Royal Devon & Exeter NHS
“We required a new approach to our two factor authentication needs, as our existing system was causing issues with administration, distribution and end user convenience. We selected the SecurEnvoy SecurAccess solution, as it removed the need for physical tokens by leveraging existing mobile phones. Users preferred to use their phone over a token as they were not required to carry and protect additional hardware.”

RDE NHS case study SBJ Ltd (Insurance)
“With a myriad of choice for Two-Factor vendors in the Security market, SBJ found SecurEnvoy was a company that wanted to work with SBJ to facilitate a cost effective solution. Not only could they provide security benefits for our Citrix environment, they also designed scalability to expand with our growing remote access strategy”.


SBJ case study The UNITE Group plc
“Simplicity and ease of use are key criteria to our mobile workforce. After several years using hardware tokens, security was always seen as a hurdle that staff had to overcome. The business required a fresh approach to managing their remote access environment. SecurEnvoy SecurAccess was selected, as it removed the need for physical tokens, solved problems of deployment and stopped issues with synchronization errors. Costs were reduced as we leveraged our investment in existing mobile phones”.


Unite case study Devon County Council
“We selected SecurEnvoy SecurAccess, as it didn’t require physical tokens and therefore eliminated all token deployment costs. We felt that using mobile phones was an ideal cost effective solution which our users embraced. Using their phone as a virtual token authenticator was preferred by our staff as they already carried their mobile phone”


Devon CC case study Alderley
“After studying the marketplace carefully, we selected SecurEnvoy because it allows us the flexibility of strongly authenticating our remote users without the burden of managing additional hardware tokens or smartcards”. “We realised that productivity and security had to go hand-in-hand. Our employees need access to our applications when travelling or working from home without compromising our network infrastructure. The combined SecurEnvoy and Juniper® Networks solution meets all these requirements”


Alderley case study iimia Investment Group plc
“The Citrix environment at iimia required a solution that could easily integrate. First investigation showed RSA and Secure Computing had inbuilt Citrix agents. These seemed the ideal choices, however the realisation of having to manage and deploy hardware tokens was too resource intensive, coupled with the fact that the user database was completely separate from our existing Microsoft Active Directory. This meant additional administration overhead was required to keep all user databases in sync with each other. Secure Computing AD plug-in, did not give the real time integration that was first envisaged and was removed from the selection process”


iimia case study Southampton University Hospital NHS Trust
“Southampton University Hospitals NHS Trust required a new technology to reduce the administration overhead and cost of their current RSA SecurID solution without compromising on security. It was felt that by utilizing users mobile phones as the two factor token, we could significantly reduce our admin overhead and overall cost of our existing solution. Due to the fact we do not supply mobile phones to our entire work force, we decided that we must steer away from any solution that relied on SIM or Java based technologies; it had to be a total server side solution. With this in mind SecurEnvoy SecurAccess seemed the obvious choice”


Southampton_NHS case study CSITech
“We work with many security organisations, Government agencies and Police forces around the world. The nature of our business means we have to preserve and protect any sensitive information that is found, recovered or retrieved. As our staff travel around the globe for business we found that our hardware tokens was hampering our business practice. We selected the phone based technology from SecurEnvoy as did not require any software installing upon the phone and could be used even with loss of signal and SMS delays. Investigation of users’ habits demonstrated that they protected their mobile phone far more than any other type of authentication device”


CSITech case study Harwich Haven Authority
“We were frustrated with our existing token based authentication solution, as we were unable to resolve technical issues, which stalled the role out of our remote access infrastructure. Numerous support calls were escalated to our token manufacturer and still could not achieve our goal of integration. We were slipping behind project timelines and decided to rethink our authentication strategy. Our reseller placed us in contact with SecurEnvoy, we downloaded an evaluation copy, easily installed the product without any prior training and quickly resolved our integration issues with one support call to SecurEnvoy. The staff at SecurEnvoy were very knowledgeable on all aspects of secure remote access deployment and how their product integrates within our environment. This allowed HHA to finish the project on time and within budget”


HHA case study Holloway White Allom
“One of our clients and their architects wanted to view in real time the progress of a renovation. We installed web cameras and supporting infrastructure, however we were concerned about how to control access to the camera images. HWA realised the cameras required a high level of protection, in that only authorised users could view them. Working with authentication vendor SecurEnvoy, a Two-Factor authentication solution was used to control access to the camera images. The end result was that the client and their architects could view work in progress and could respond to issues in real time. Our building inspectors and project managers also used the cameras to monitor work without having to attend site. This approach is now used across multiple renovation projects which allow us to finish projects ahead of schedule and save onsite visit costs. reported"


HWA case study