uniqkey
Authentication and access management using key- and token-based credentials
uniqkey supplies authentication and access management based on key- and token-based credentials. It is used where teams want to move away from password-based logins and introduce central credential control.
In deployed estates uniqkey integrates with existing identity providers and with applications that accept token or key authentication. Work centres on credential stores, token lifecycles and connector configuration rather than replacing identity systems.
Core Capabilities
uniqkey manages user and device authentication and authorisation using key material and token controls. It supports short-lived tokens, key-based device authentication and policy-driven authorisation checks.
The product fits estates that want to centralise credential storage and reduce reliance on passwords. Integration points focus on connectors to existing identity providers and application endpoints that accept tokens or keys.
As a strategic fit for password management, uniqkey is used to reduce password exposure and phishing risk while leaving primary IdP investments intact.
Working with uniqkey
Organisations often engage Armstrong for licensing guidance and to plan how uniqkey will fit with existing identity providers and applications. We can assist with deployment planning, defining token lifecycles and sizing credential stores.
Armstrong typically helps configure connectors, set policy enforcement and hand over operational detail to internal teams. We may support training and documentation so your team can operate the implementation; we do not run customer environments.
