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John Lewis Case Study

It’s vitally important that the John Lewis Partnership team makes sure that the thousands of the company’s employees it supports can access their networks simply and securely. Historically, the John Lewis Partnership has used a token style authentication solution to enable its employees to securely access the network remotely. This system consisted of a small token that the user carried with them. The token produced an access code for the user to input into their laptop or PC in order for them to access a given network.

John Lewis Case Study
Pizza Hut

The popularity of the Pizza Hut online ordering system requires  a robust website and a secure payment network. Pizza Hut,  like retailers worldwide, is subject to the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS).

Pizza Hut
EE (T-Mobile)

T-Mobile, one Europe’s leading mobile operators, has enabled its remote workforce to use their mobile phones to gain secure access to corporate systems, thanks to a three-year deal signed with SecurEnvoy. Three thousand UK employees are now using SecurEnvoy MFA; SecurEnvoy’s cost-effective, two-factor authentication solution that transforms mobile phones into virtual tokens.

EE (T-Mobile)
Our operations are now streamlined as we have a simple software solution for two-factor authentication that back-ends to existing LDAP directories, rather than a disparate proprietary database.

Matthew Clements, Principal Programmer at John Lewis

Retail organisations choose SecurEnvoy because we deliver
  • The broadest range of tokenless authentication solutions
  • Support for all major technology platforms
  • Visibility and control of sensitive data
  • Simple deployment, easy integration
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