Cybersecurity: Eviden (Atos) integrates its EAM authentication into IGEL OS 12
Eviden, the product branch of the Atos Group dedicated in particular to cybersecurity, announced on 12 November 2026 the integration of its Enterprise Access Management (EAM) solution into the latest version of IGEL's immutable operating system.
Client organisations can thus migrate to IGEL OS 12 while retaining Eviden's strong and single sign-on authentication functions to access their critical applications.
An application distributed via the IGEL portal
The Eviden EAM application for IGEL OS is offered via the IGEL App Portal, to IGEL customers as well as to Eviden customers. It also facilitates access to applications running on Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol and Citrix.
IGEL OS 12, at the heart of the IGEL Adaptive Secure Endpoint Platform, is designed to secure access from different types of endpoints, including laptops and PCs. Its modular architecture makes it possible to update applications independently of the operating system, with centralised management handled by the IGEL Universal Management Suite (UMS).
Single sign-on, multifactor authentication and contactless badges
Eviden Enterprise Access Management brings together, in a centrally administered solution, enterprise single sign-on, multifactor authentication and self-service password reset. According to the press release, it is designed to secure “hundreds, even thousands, of workstations”.
The integration with IGEL OS 12 supports Eviden EAM's strong authentication mechanisms, such as contactless RFID badges and smart cards. These devices work in combination with single sign-on to access digital workspaces.
Modernising endpoints without changing the authentication tool
David Leporini, Deputy Director of Cybersecurity Products at Eviden, stated: “Organisations are seeking to modernise their endpoint environments without compromising security or user experience.” He added that this availability makes it possible to leverage IGEL's latest modular platform while retaining single sign-on functions.
For Matthias Haas, CEO and CTO of IGEL, “IGEL OS 12 gives customers greater flexibility in deploying and managing their applications, while preserving the endpoint trust foundation thanks to its immutable architecture”.
