Two-Factor Authentication and Access Management

The Challenge

Whether it’s from exploited users, careless errors, malicious actions or external attacks, your employees’ login credentials are being effortlessly compromised.

The Solution

By adding two-factor authentication, contextual restrictions and real-time insight around logons, UserLock helps administrators to secure, monitor and respond to users’ access, even when credentials are compromised.

Key Benefits

Avoid network and data breaches
Prevent insider threats
Stop external attacks and lateral movement
Put a stop to password sharing
Secure wireless and remote user access
Protect all user accounts – including the most privileged users
Monitor and interact remotely with any user session
Accurate logon logoff forensics
Manage employee working hours
Optimize shared workstation usage
Meet compliance regulations (GDPR, PCI DSS, HIPAA, SOX...)

Access Security far beyond
native Windows features

Two Factor Authentication

Verify the identity of all users with strong two-factor authentication (2FA) on Windows logon and RDP connections. Using authenticator applications to generate a time-based one-time password (TOTP), administrators can specify the circumstances under which 2FA is asked.

Contextual Access Policy
and Restrictions

Restrictions can be established to limit when an account can logon, from which machines, devices or IP addresses, using only approved session types (including Wi-Fi, VPN and IIS) and number of concurrent sessions, helping to reduce the risk of inappropriate use.

Real Time Monitoring
and Reporting

Every logon is monitored and tested against existing policies to determine if a logon should be allowed. Full visibility gives insight into any anomalous account behavior that may indicate a potential threat. A centralized audit helps ensure detailed and accurate insights about who was connected, from which system(s), since what time, for how long, etc.