Boost Productivity and Secure your Data with ARMS Single Sign-On

Benefits of One Login:
1. Strengthen Security

Implement your identity rules across all ARMS users, devices, cloud, and on-premises applications.  The ARMS SSO Portal meets FBI CJIS Security Policy requirement for Advanced Authentication.  Advanced Authentication is required by FBI CJIS Security Policy when working anywhere other than at the physically secured PD and behind the firewall.  Allows for the use of dual authentication.

2. Increase User Productivity 

SSO provides for a quick and easy sign-in capabilities that will make it more convenient for your ARMS users to work anywhere with any device. Not to mention eliminating the calls for password resets and late-night lock-out calls.

3. Meet Agency/Institution Requirements

Meet the agency/organization/institution’s own Information Security requirements for user login, no matter the location of the user.

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