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AuthenTrend, together with Microsoft, is co-hosting a Passwordless Pilot Program where SMB or Service Providers can pilot the Azure Active Directory Passwordless flow with ATKey.Pro. We encourage SMBs or Services Providers to leverage the pilot program’s advantage to build their practice and implement the passwordless infrastructure. Click here to learn more!

ATKey Pro Features

• No More Password: Portable Fingerprint enabled USB dongle for Windows, Mac, Chromebook, and Linux, enjoying the passwordless login to Microsoft Azure AD or FIDO2 services.

• High Performance: The most compact with the best fingerprint user experience USB security key. FAR < 1/50,000, FRR <2%, and matching time <1 second.
• No additional application/driver required: With our patent "standalone enrollment," you can register up to 10 fingerprints to the ATKey Pro much easier and faster than all the existing products.
• Fingerprint is your best password: With the built-in Egis fingerprint sensor, you can enjoy the risk-free login with something you have (ATKey Pro), something you know (Pin Code), and something you are (Fingerprint).

Most Compact Design with Superb Performance

• Highly Secure Design: Built upon the FIPS 140-2 Level 3 Certified Broadcom® BCM5810X microcontroller with SecureBoot & SecureXIP enabled. Store encrypted fingerprint templates inside the hardware chip, and cannot disclose outside the ATKey Pro.
• Best Fingerprint experience: Integrate with the Egis fingerprint sensor, so users only need a slight "touch" for fingerprint matching.
• Portable, Slim & Light: Both Type-A and Type-C are weight only 0.12oz (3.3g), and the size is only 0.59*1*0.33 inch (15*26.5*8.3 mm).
• Most Convenience Passwordless Login: Unlike most existing password management solutions where user credentials such as username and password are stored either in the web browser cache or on a remote server, AuthenTrend partners with Broadcom to introduce Bio-Safe which can securely store credentials within ATKey’s CV security chip. Credentials stored in the CV are encrypted and accessible only after a user successfully verifies their fingerprint through the authentication process