NCP
Manage remote access centrally
With the 'NCP Secure Enterprise Management Server (SEM)' as the central component of the 'Single Point of Administration' of the NCP VPN Enterprise solution, companies can administer their remote access network from a central location.
In the current version 6.10, SEM administrators benefit from a REST API (Representational State Transfer - Application Programming Interface), which can be used to request status information from the system or transfer command scripts to the SEM.
Two-factor authentication using the TOTP or SMS method can be added or activated as a chargeable license option. The NCP Secure Enterprise Management Server can then be used to provide either a time-based one-time password (TOTP) or alternatively an SMS as a second factor for VPN dial-in. A software token, which can be generated with the NCP Authenticator App, is required to generate the one-time password using the TOTP method on the user side.
Version 6.10 is suitable for use with the NCP VS GovNet solution approved by the German Federal Office for Information Security (BSI).
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