Introducing a breakthrough digital security innovation : Graphic Access Tabular Entry [ GATE ], an interception-resistant authentication & encryption system. With the GATE system you are not afraid that you are watched when you enter passwords, and you are not afraid that the password will be intercepted, the GATE innovative method is designed to be peek-resistant and interception-resistant. The GATE system offers you better digital security for identity and access management (IAM).
I'm a Sr. software developer. Got my master's degree from Indiana University. Few years ago I watched a PBS TV show called "Rise of the Hackers", in which it talked about the vulnerability of the Internet and said traditional password is a weak link in cyber security. That inspired me to do something about it and fix this problem, so I came up with a solution called GATE : Graphic Access Tabular Entry. In the past few years it has won 6 international cyber security innovation awards.
GATE [ Graphic Access Tabular Entry ] is a revolutionary user authentication system that retains account security even in situations where potential intruders witness the entries being made due to the fact that GATE hides user pins among other symbols, and some user pins might not even appear in a particular login session. This makes GATE an interception-resistant authentication system which increases passcode strength exponentially.
GATE makes passwords secure against observation and theft while keeping them simple for users — drastically reducing credential compromise without expensive hardware or complex UX :
• Prevent users’ credentials from being stolen — because 80%+ of breaches stem from compromised passwords.
• Stop credential theft at the source — prevents passwords from being stolen even when hackers can watch and record user's login process.
• Add interception-resistance to any password system with minimal user friction and no hardware tokens.
• Security that doesn’t punish usability — powerful authentication that users can actually remember without rigid password requirements.