Passwordless Sign-in

Achieve True Passwordless Sign-In with TPM-Protected Keys

Support multiple authentication methods, including FIDO, Citizen Digital Certificates, and Mobile Citizen Digital Certificates, to deliver a safer, faster, and more convenient Sign-In experience.

*TPM (Trusted Platform Module) provides hardware-based protection for login private keys, helping prevent unauthorized access, duplication, or transfer to other devices, while further strengthening device identity and login security.

Advantages for a Passwordless Sign-In Environment

Eliminate Passwords

Say goodbye to periodic password changes

No AD password required during Sign-In

Biometric
Sign-In

Bind a mobile device with facial or fingerprint recognition

Simple and secure passwordless Sign-In

TPM Protection

TPM hardware-protected key authentication

Prevent AD password-based privilege escalation

From Frequent Password Changes

to Secure Sign-In in Seconds

Passwordless authentication uses devices, credentials, biometrics, one-time authentication, and other methods to enable secure and convenient identity verification without relying on traditional passwords. It reduces the risks associated with forgotten passwords, password resets, and credential leakage, while improving everyday login efficiency and user experience.

Before
  • Difficult to remember complex passwords
  • Requires regular password changes
  • Passwords are vulnerable to exposure
  • Significantly increases the IT support burden
 
After
  • Passwordless login with no passwords to remember
  • Multi-factor authentication for stronger security
  • Helps prevent phishing attacks and account takeover
  • Reduces IT costs and management complexity
 

Go Beyond Existing Architectures and Achieve True Passwordless Sign-In

Jrsys integrates on-premises Windows environments with secure FIDO Key authentication,

enabling true passwordless access through a unified approach.

  • Does not support pure on-premises AD DS
  • Windows local accounts: official support remains limited

Enable Zero Trust Protection Without Modifying Existing Systems

Rapidly add multi-factor authentication to legacy systems without source code changes

Sign in with username and password

Password-only authentication, high risk

Authenticate users with FIDO

Change the login method — no backend modifications required!

Keep existing systems unchanged

Multiple Authentication Methods to Meet Diverse Needs

FIDO

Hardware Key / Security Key

OTP / TOTP

One-Time Password / Time-Based One-Time Password

PIV

Fast and Secure

Mobile Citizen Digital Certificate

Government-Approved Authentication / High Assurance Level

Citizen Digital Certificate

Physical Smart Card Authentication / Secure and Reliable

Password

Traditional Password Login (Compatibility Support)

A More Intuitive and Seamless Authentication Experience

Sign-In Process

Step 1

Select a Sign-In Method

Step 2

Authenticate without a Password (e.g., Security Key / FIDO / Facial Recognition)

Step 3

Sign-In Successful

A Structured Implementation Process for Faster Deployment

Requirements Assessment

Understand the existing environment and requirements

Solution Planning

Plan the deployment approach and authentication architecture

System Integration

Integrate with existing systems and applications

Testing & Validation

Complete Sign-In and workflow testing

Go-Live

Complete deployment and start using the solution with confidence

Take Action Now for Fast, Secure Passwordless Login

Let Jrsys help you plan the right passwordless authentication solution for your needs.
Contact us today for dedicated consultation and support.

FAQ

What Is Passwordless Sign-In?

Passwordless authentication helps organizations move beyond traditional passwords by using security keys, mobile devices, biometrics, and other methods to verify user identities. This reduces the security and management risks associated with password leakage, password reuse, and forgotten passwords.

Yes. Small and medium-sized businesses also face challenges such as forgotten passwords, account lockouts, remote access, and the risk of compromised credentials. Passwordless authentication can be introduced gradually, starting with employee login, VPN access, or specific internal systems.

Implementation time varies depending on the size of the organization, the number of systems, and the scope of integration. Companies can start with a single system or a specific department, then gradually expand to AD, VPN, SSO, and other internal systems to reduce the complexity and risk of a large-scale rollout.

Not necessarily. Whether additional hardware is required depends on the authentication method and the desired security level. In some scenarios, authentication can be completed using a mobile phone or existing devices. For higher-security requirements, organizations can use options such as security keys, OTP cards, or Citizen Digital Certificates.