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RADIUS MFA

RADIUS MFA adds crucial protection against advanced cyber threats, making traditional password authentication insufficient and ensuring only authorized users access your network.

  Secure all your network devices & servers with a centralized authentication system

  No need to install a Separate Radius Proxy Module

  Be Cyber Insurance compliant with our MFA solution

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RADIUS Multi-Factor Authentication | RADIUS MFA

Understanding RADIUS Authentication


What is RADIUS MFA?
Why RADIUS MFA for VPNs?

What is RADIUS MFA?


RADIUS (Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service) is a widely-used protocol that facilitates centralized authentication, authorization, and accounting (AAA) for users accessing network services such as VPNs, Wi-Fi, and other critical systems. By integrating MFA with your RADIUS server, you ensure that access to your network is secured by requiring users to provide not just their credentials, but also a second factor of authentication—such as a one-time password (OTP), push notification, or biometric verification.

Why RADIUS MFA for VPNs?


VPNs secure remote access, but aren’t foolproof. Phishing attacks can trick employees into revealing credentials, compromising security. For, e.g. - an employee might receive a legitimate-looking email from "IT" and unknowingly enter their credentials on a fake login page, which an attacker then captures. With RADIUS MFA, even if credentials are stolen, an additional verification step (OTP, push, or biometric) is required, reducing the risk of breaches and protecting sensitive data.



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Secure Your Network Devices with miniOrange RADIUS MFA

Along with your VPNs, miniOrange helps secure various network devices, including firewalls, switches, and routers, using RADIUS Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). Protect your network infrastructure comprehensively with miniOrange’s scalable, easy-to-set-up cloud and on-premise MFA solutions.


VPN Gateways


Ensure secure remote access with MFA on your VPN connections, preventing unauthorized access even if credentials are compromised.

Firewalls


Add an extra layer of security to your network perimeter by implementing MFA for firewall access, keeping your defenses strong.

Switches


Secure internal network traffic by enabling RADIUS authentication and MFA on your network switches, based on your hardware’s capabilities.

Routers


Protect your network’s backbone by implementing RADIUS MFA on routers, ensuring only verified users can manage network traffic.

Wi-Fi Access Points


Safeguard your wireless networks with RADIUS MFA, allowing only authenticated and verified users to connect.



How can Radius Authentication be used for MFA?


This workflow describes how miniOrange, acting as a RADIUS server, integrates with Active Directory (AD) to enforce Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

Step 1: Initial Authentication Request

A user connects to a network resource (such as VPN, Wi-Fi, or a firewall) that uses RADIUS for authentication. The user's credentials (e.g., username and password) are sent to the RADIUS server.

Step 2: RADIUS Server Authentication Request

The miniOrange RADIUS server receives and forwards the authentication request to the Active Directory (AD) or another user store for validation for validation.

Step 3: MFA Challenge

After receiving confirmation from AD, the miniOrange RADIUS server initiates a second authentication factor such as a push notification to their mobile device, an OTP, or biometric verification.

Step 4: User Response

The user completes the MFA challenge by responding appropriately (e.g., entering the OTP, approving the push notification, or completing the required biometric scan).

Step 5: Validation

The miniOrange RADIUS MFA server validates the second factor and sends the result back to the RADIUS server

Step 6: Access Decision

Based on the response from the MFA server, the RADIUS server either allows or denies access to the user.


RADIUS MFA (Multi-factor Authentication)


Radius MFA
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Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) methods supported by miniOrange




SMS & Phone Callback

Authenticator Apps

miniOrange Authenticator

Email Verification

Hardware Token

Security Questions

SMS & Phone Callback

Receive a text on your mobile with the information required to validate yourself for the second factor.


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Authenticator Apps

Receive a time based OTP token (TOTP) by an external authentication app such as Google/Microsoft authenticator.


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miniOrange Authenticator

Use the miniOrange authenticator to login in the form of a soft token, push notification or a QR code.


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Email Verification

MFA using login links and password keys on your registered email address.


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Hardware Token

Use a physical USB token into your computer, which generated the required information to gain access.


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Security Questions

Answer a few knowledge based security questions which are only known to you to authenticate yourself.


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Flexible Deployment Options

Identity solutions from miniOrange can be easily deployed in your organization's existing environment.



Advantages of configuring MFA for Radius Server

Stronger Security

Protection Against Phishing and Credential Attacks

RADIUS MFA significantly reduces the risk of unauthorized access from phishing, brute-force attacks, and credential stuffing, as these attacks typically target password-only systems.

Reduced IT Costs

Compliance with Regulatory Requirements

Implementing MFA helps organizations meet security standards and regulatory requirements by providing a more secure authentication process.

Scale and Pay-as-you

Cost Savings and Scalability

Integrating MFA with an existing RADIUS infrastructure is cost-effective and scalable, allowing organizations to enhance security without significant additional investment or disruption to their current systems.




Take the Next Step in Securing Your Network

Incorporating Multi-Factor Authentication into your RADIUS server is a strategic move that enhances the security, compliance, and scalability of your network. Ensure that your organization is protected against today's threats and prepared for tomorrow's challenges by implementing RADIUS MFA today.





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