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×Multi-factor authentication (MFA) for Windows logon and Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) enhances security by requiring multiple forms of verification for access. This reduces reliance on passwords alone and improves protection. Users must confirm their identity using a combination of a password or PIN, a physical device like a smartphone or hardware token, and biometrics such as fingerprints or facial recognition.
The miniOrange Windows MFA solution secures access to machines and servers, providing MFA for both RDP and Windows logins (domain and local). Integrating with Microsoft Active Directory or LDAP Directory streamlines authentication and access control, making unauthorized access significantly more challenging.
Windows MFA integrates smoothly with Active Directory/LDAP, centralizing user identity management. Get MFA settings consistent across all your devices with real-time sync.
Secure every remote connection to virtual desktops and apps hosted centrally on servers or the Cloud, and specifically trigger MFA for external RDP/RD Gateway connections.
Extend MFA to non-domain-joined machines using generic usernames. It also supports logins across trusted domains, including Active Directory, and local Windows accounts.
Enjoy secure and easy logins with passwordless options like biometrics, OTPs, FIDO2 keys, and push notifications. You get convenience and user-friendliness in one solution.
Enhance security with risk-based authentication, account lockout policies, and detailed audit logs for compliance. Apply MFA to access already logged-in sessions.
Maintain security even without internet, using soft tokens, authenticator apps, or backup codes. MFA can also be enforced for logins without an active network connection.
Seamlessly integrate with Active Directory (AD) or LDAP for a simplified setup process by
directly synchronizing user identities from these directories.
Offers real-time sync, keeping the user data always up to date by syncing it directly from the existing Microsoft Active Directory/LDAP directory. This reduces errors, saves time, and keeps systems aligned with user data.
Manage all user credentials and access rights centrally from Active Directory or LDAP. This removes the hassle of managing multiple accounts and cuts down on admin work.
Users can log in with their existing AD or LDAP credentials with strong MFA, making the transition to stronger security easier and boosting user acceptance.
Easily roll out the Windows MFA solution to all your servers and workstations using group policies. This assures full protection across your environment with minimal disruption to users or IT teams.
miniOrange authentication methods secure user access with SMS and phone callback for mobile validation, time-based OTP tokens via popular authenticator apps like Google or Microsoft. Users can also verify via secure email links or codes, use physical USB hardware tokens for added security, and authenticate through personalized knowledge-based security questions.
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miniOrange MFA module can be installed on all Linux server operating systems to enable Multi-factor authentication (MFA) on SSH connection to the servers.
Enable Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) directly for login on MacOS operating systems without the need for Jamf Connect or JAMF Pro.
Administrators can easily configure MFA prompts to suit their specific needs for better security and convenience.