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Multi-factor authenticationMFA for data centers: Securing access to Windows data center applications
How data centers providing remote client access to Windows data center applications use UserLock MFA.
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Multi-factor authenticationHow to secure client access to custom RD Web applications
Software developers use UserLock to secure client access to custom applications running on RD Web.
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Multi-factor authenticationPasswordless authentication: How Windows Hello for Business MFA works
Here's what you need to know about Windows Hello for Business (WHfB) and MFA in Active Directory environments.
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Multi-factor authenticationRetail ransomware attacks often start in Active Directory: Here’s how to defend it
Threat actors actively exploit weaknesses in on-premises Active Directory security to deploy ransomware attacks in the retail sector.
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Multi-factor authenticationUnderstanding CJIS MFA requirements
U.S. Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) policy mandates multi-factor authentication (MFA). Here's how UserLock supports the CJIS MFA requirement.
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Multi-factor authenticationRansomware in Finance: Prevent Active Directory compromise with zero trust MFA
Financial services remain a top target for ransomware attacks. Here's why reinforcing Active Directory security at the identity and authentication layer is a key defense.
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Multi-factor authenticationSecuring Windows server VMs: MFA without the overhead
Simplify the implementation of multi-factor authentication (MFA) on Windows server virtual machines (VMs).
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Multi-factor authenticationRansomware defense: Why Active Directory is healthcare's weakest link
If Active Directory goes down due to ransomware, healthcare systems come to a stop.
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Multi-factor authenticationUserLock: A Passly alternative for on-prem Active Directory environments
UserLock offers a simple, on-premises-friendly path to MFA, SSO, access controls, and session management.
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Multi-factor authenticationAdding MFA on standalone Windows servers with UserLock
Here's how to implement multi-factor authentication (MFA) on standalone Windows servers.
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Multi-factor authenticationUserLock: A Silverfort alternative for on-premise-first identity and MFA
UserLock is a Silverfort alternative for authentication against the on-premises Active Directory (AD) identity.
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Multi-factor authenticationUnderstanding the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) MFA requirement
UserLock supports DORA MFA requirements while simplifying implementation.
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Multi-factor authenticationActive Directory hybrid identity: Extend on-premise Active Directory identity to Entra ID
There's middle ground between sticking with the limitations of Active Directory and moving identity to Entra ID.
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Multi-factor authenticationHow to use YubiKey on RDP sessions
With UserLock, you can use a YubiKey to secure Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) connections.
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Multi-factor authenticationSharePoint MFA: Secure access to SharePoint on-premise and online
Simplify SharePoint MFA implementation with UserLock.
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Multi-factor authenticationMicrosoft 365 MFA: Simplify on-premises management
Implement MFA for Microsoft 365 with UserLock by extending secure on-prem AD authentication.
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Multi-factor authenticationDefending Active Directory: Containing the threat of privilege abuse and escalation
Help prevent privilege abuse in Active Directory with UserLock.
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Multi-factor authenticationFor VPN security, MFA is a must
How UserLock multi-factor authentication (MFA) prevents unauthorized access and enhances VPN security.
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Multi-factor authenticationPrevent lateral movement with multi-factor authentication (MFA)
Implementing zero trust access security measures such as multi-factor authentication (MFA) helps prevent lateral movement.
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Multi-factor authenticationHow much does MFA cost, really?
Here's how to estimate the true cost of multi-factor authentication (MFA), from licensing fees to productivity impacts.
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Multi-factor authenticationComply with NIS2 Directive MFA requirements
UserLock supports NIS2 MFA requirements and simplifies implementation for Active Directory.
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Multi-factor authenticationSecuring a demilitarized zone (DMZ) network with MFA
Learn more about authentication in a DMZ and why securing a DMZ with MFA is both an art and a science.
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MFA for servers: Windows Server Core MFA with UserLock
Windows Server Core needs strong MFA for servers. Here's how UserLock simplifies Server Core MFA.
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Multi-factor authenticationBoost VDI security in on-premise Active Directory: VDI MFA and access controls
Enable on-premise VDI security with UserLock VDI MFA and access controls.
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