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Case 1:10-cv-09648-BSJ -MHD Document 28 Filed 04/01/11 <strong>Page</strong> 6 <strong>of</strong> <strong>32</strong><br />
V. PASSLOGIX’S PRODUCTS<br />
33. At the time the License Agreement was executed, and throughout the<br />
2FA/Passlogix relationship, Passlogix’s suite <strong>of</strong> solutions was sold under the brand v-GO<br />
Access Accelerator Suite and contained six s<strong>of</strong>tware products: 1) v-GO Single Sign-on<br />
(v-GO SSO), 2) v-GO Authentication Manager (v-GO AM), 3) v-GO Self-Service<br />
Password Reset (v-GO SSPR), 4) v-GO Provisioning Manager (v-GO PM), 5) v-GO<br />
Session Manager, and 6) v-GO Credential Manager (v-GO CM), Passlogix’s name for the<br />
s<strong>of</strong>tware licensed by 2FA under the License Agreement.<br />
34. Passlogix discontinued the marketing and sale <strong>of</strong> v-GO CM in August <strong>of</strong> 2008.<br />
35. In March 2010, Passlogix released v-GO Universal Authentication Manager (v-<br />
GO UAM) and took v-GO AM <strong>of</strong>f the market.<br />
36. Although v-GO AM had limited strong authentication functionality, v-GO UAM<br />
was marketed by Passlogix as their only strong authentication product.<br />
37. In March 2010 Passlogix merged v-GO AM into v-GO SSO, and granted over 10<br />
million free licenses <strong>of</strong> v-GO AM to its existing customers.<br />
VI.<br />
2FA’S TECHNOLOGY<br />
38. Greg Salyards, 2FA’s President and CEO and Shaun Cuttill, 2FA’s Chief<br />
Technology Officer, are the two remaining co-founders <strong>of</strong> 2FA. Together they have more<br />
than twenty years <strong>of</strong> experience in the still emerging strong authentication/credential<br />
management market.<br />
39. A credential management system in the s<strong>of</strong>tware security industry is a s<strong>of</strong>tware<br />
system created to facilitate authentication events and manage the lifecycle <strong>of</strong> credential<br />
related data that is bound to an individual.<br />
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