G/On  --  Connect.  Secure.  And Grow.

Up until now remote connectivity was more a security problem than a genuine business opportunity. G/On changes all that.

G/On is a next-generation remote connectivity product that makes it easy for different people using different PCs to connect to specific applications on a network  without compromising security.

This immediately helps you reduce costs, increase productivity and seize new opportunities. Ultimately, G/On boosts the value of your IT infrastructure by letting more people access the applications they need from anywhere.

G/On - In Brief

G/On is a comprehensive end-to-end remote connectivity solution that provides:

•  Application connectivity with flexible role & location-based extensions of the business infrastructure based on a unique communications technology.
• Security via encrypted data transmission, two-factor user authentication and mutual client/server authentication to ensure both user and company are known and approved by each other.
• Administration tools that are centrally managed and designed to ease deployment, maintenance and monitoring.

The result is a powerful business tool that increase the value of your IT infrastructure by making it easier to give everyone in your ecosystem access to specific applications - without compromising security.

G/On is a client/server platform based on Giritech´s EMCADS™ technology. The G/On Server is typically installed on a dedicated server, behind the main perimeter firewall, together with the application servers. There are two client options:

G/On USB
Installed on a high quality USB key, G/On USB affords maximum mobility. Just plug the USB key into the USB port of any Internet-enabled PC (W2K+) and wait for the log-in dialog box to appear. Enter your normal user name and password and you´re connected to the applications you need.

G/On Desktop
Installed on a PC, this client option provides low-cost remote connectivity for your business. Like G/On USB, users still enjoy the security of 2-factor authentication, AES encryption and mutual client/server authentication, but are limited to one PC.