Authentication & SSO
When users are expected to remember dozens of passwords, workarounds appear. CyberElements replaces password fatigue with a single, secure login that reaches every authorised application in your estate. Less friction for users, fewer reset tickets for IT, and no more post-it on the monitor.
CyberElements governs access for ministries, hospitals, councils, insurers and the teams that keep critical infrastructure running.
Challenges
Users feel it as friction. IT feels it as password resets. Security feels it as uncertainty. The cause is usually the same: too many applications, too many credentials and too little control over how access is authenticated and traced.
Overview
The user signs in once. The platform handles every subsequent login in the background. Less friction for users, fewer support tickets for IT and stronger control for security teams.
A single authentication covers every authorised application in the estate. Once the user is in, the platform handles each subsequent login automatically, injecting credentials from the vault rather than asking the user to remember them. The experience is seamless.
Strong password policies, MFA and AI-powered Pulse protect access in different ways. Passwords are generated and stored securely, MFA adds a second factor and Pulse verifies users through their typing behaviour when they log in. Security gets stronger while users have fewer credentials to remember or reset.
Self-service access, password resets and simpler authentication flows reduce support tickets and manual account work. IT spends less time unblocking users and managing credentials, and more time running the estate.
Capabilities
Authentication takes every form the workforce requires
Smart cards, contactless cards, OTP, biometrics, eCPS healthcare authentication and mobile mechanisms. The platform applies the right method to the right environment.
In environments where smartphones stay outside the room and extra devices add friction, AI-powered Pulse verifies users through behavioural biometrics. The user’s keystroke pattern becomes the credential, turning the person once treated as the weak link into a security barrier.
Card-based login and session locking let staff on shared workstations authenticate in seconds. Kiosk mode restricts the device to authorised applications. Sessions lock when the card is removed. The next user starts from scratch.
SSO and identity federation reach the full application estate
Enterprise SSO covers workstation login, web applications and desktop software through a single authentication event. Users sign in once and get on with their day.
Identity federation centralises authentication across cloud services, legacy systems and on-premises applications. Different environments, one consistent access experience.
Application credentials are stored securely in the vault and injected automatically when needed. Users get access to the tools they need without handling passwords directly.
Password management and self-service cut the support burden
Password complexity, expiry rules and credential policies are managed from one console. The policy applies at every authentication event, not at the next training session.
Users can reset passwords, recover workstation access and re-register authentication factors themselves. Every self-service recovery is one less ticket in the IT queue.
Every authentication event, administrator action and access request is recorded automatically. When compliance comes looking for answers, you’re opening a report rather than starting an investigation.
Identity is verified once and trusted everywhere the user is authorised to go.
Authentication Factors
What the user knows
What the user owns
Who the user is
Authentication
Secure credential vaultStore, protect and manage all credentials
Personal and corporate accountsManage multiple accounts per user, including SoD and role-based access
SSO with credential injectionAuthenticate once; credentials are securely injected for seamless access
Easy application SSO on-boardingConnect near application quickly with pre-built and custom connectors
Live audit trailRecord and monitor access in real time for complete visibility and compliance
Cloud servicesAWS, Azure, Google Cloud, SaaS…
Legacy appsERP, mainframe, custom apps…
Web applicationsInternal portals, business apps…
Desktop softwareOffice, engineering, productivity
Business systemsDatabases, file servers, NAS…
OT & Industrial systemSCADA, PLC, HMIs, Historians…
One user, Multiple accounts. Controlled access. CyberElements enables users to have multiple accounts in the same or different systems, with the rights they need, nothing more, nothing less. Perfect for SoD, compliance and least-privilege accessUse Cases
Secure Remote Access
Employees and contractors authenticate once and reach every authorised application from any device, at any location. The local vault keeps access alive when the network isn’t. The IT team stops fielding calls from the kitchen table in another country.
Healthcare
Sterile environments, clean rooms and production floors operate under conditions where conventional MFA is impractical or prohibited. Pulse authenticates through the user’s behavioural pattern. Staff on shared workstations log in and out in seconds with their card.
Audit & Compliance
Named-user access management and continuous traceability satisfy NIS2, EHDS and sector-specific compliance requirements without manual reconstruction. The trail covers who accessed what, from which workstation, using which account, and when. Evidence is ready when the question is asked.
Set Up
No infrastructure changes required. No heavy deployment project. Time estimates included, because your manager will ask.
Link your users, identity sources and applications to CyberElements from your browser. The platform integrates with your existing IdP and Active Directory. Your current stack stays intact.
Set which MFA methods apply to which users, environments and applications. AI-powered Pulse, smart cards, OTP, biometrics and security keys such as YubiKey can all be managed from the same console.
Configure SSO and credential injection for your web and desktop applications in a few clicks. Users get one entry point into the tools they need, while credentials stay governed behind the scenes.
Put real users on the platform. Authentication is enforced from the first sign-in. The audit trail starts accumulating from day one.
Access reports, policy changes and self-service management all run from the same interface. Your team stops managing twelve separate systems.
Insights
Metz Jury Public Mental Health Service has strengthened access security while enhancing user experience with cyberelements.
Deployment of the new European eIDAS-compliant professional smart card, significantly strengthening security while enhancing the user experience.
Discover in this article what is an SSO authentication solution and why it is recommended to deploy such a solution
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Zero Trust Network Access extends authentication into every application session.
CyberElements ZTNA hides your applications behind a double-barrier architecture with no open inbound ports and no visible infrastructure. Users receive conditional, time-bound access only to the applications their work requires. Add ZTNA to bring your remote workforce and AI agents under the same governance model.
AI-monitored Privileged Access Management secures the people with the most powerful accounts.
CyberElements PAM adds Lens, CyberElements’ live session AI analysis engine, to the accounts closest to your critical systems. Suspicious behaviour is flagged while the session is still open. Your most privileged users and their AI agents operate under the same Zero Trust mode, and the administrator who makes a mistake gets a pause rather than a post-mortem.
One converging platform to govern and control your accesses and identities.
AI agent control, PAM, IGA, ZTNA and authentication all run from the same platform. Your team stops digging through separate logs every time the compliance team asks a question, and your auditor stops waiting for the answer.
Aurélien Caumette
CIO at GHT des Pyrénées Ariégeoises
“Ensuring compliance and security without compromising the user experience of healthcare professionals.”
“In this context, the evolution of CyberElements enables us to maintain compliance while preserving the high standards of user experience and productivity expected by our healthcare professionals. Cybersecurity should never hinder the delivery of care. The card drives user adoption through the seamless experience it provides, while ensuring the security and regulatory compliance we require.”
Integrations
CyberElements connects with Claude Desktop, Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT, Gemini, Mistral and the broader MCP ecosystem. File system, database and API connectors are governed from the same platform. CyberElements does not replace the agents your teams have built. It gives your security team the controls those agents were missing.
FAQs
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Single Sign-On (SSO) authenticates a user once and grants access to every authorised application without requiring them to log in again. CyberElements extends this across web applications, desktop applications and Windows workstation login through a centralised vault and enterprise SSO layer.
A password vault enables CyberElements SSO. The user authenticates once to the vault, which then authenticates them to each application in one of two ways. It can inject the credentials associated with the user’s account, or issue a token to a federated web application. The vault handles each subsequent login in the background.
Yes. For federated web applications, CyberElements issues an authentication token. For applications that do not support federation, including fat Windows clients and many legacy on-premises systems, it injects the appropriate credentials from the vault. Users get one sign-in across cloud, web, desktop and legacy applications, using the authentication method each application supports.
AI-powered Pulse authenticates through the user’s behavioural biometric pattern, specifically their typing rhythm. No smartphone, no hardware token and no extra device is required. The keyboard already in front of the user becomes the authentication factor. This makes AI-powered Pulse suitable for sterile environments, production floors and any setting where conventional MFA is impractical.
Yes. Self-service covers password resets, workstation access recovery, authentication card unlocking and factor re-registration. Each self-resolved request is one the helpdesk doesn’t handle.
Every authentication event, application access and administrator action is recorded continuously and tied to a named identity. The platform produces audit-ready reporting covering who accessed what, from which workstation, through which application and when. NIS2, EHDS and ISO 27001 evidence are available before the audit begins.
The platform is live from the browser without infrastructure changes. Connecting your first applications and configuring policies takes a working day. Users can authenticate through the platform by the end of the same session.
CyberElements is ready to use from your first sign-in. Put real users on the platform from day one.
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