Multi-factor authentication (MFA) for Microsoft Remote Desktop (RDP and RD Gateway)
Secure user logons via Remote Desktop, RD Gateway and RDP on Windows machines with UserLock MFA.
Prevent lateral movement attacks
Satisfy compliance and insurance requirements
Provide consistent access security, both on and off-site
Combine with granular access controls
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Easily apply UserLock MFA on remote desktop (RDP and RD Gateway) connections
Quick configuration
Easy adoption
Effective security
MFA for Remote Desktop (RD) Gateway
The Remote Desktop Gateway server acts as the gateway into which RDP connections from an external network connect through to access target workstations on the corporate or private network.
MFA for Remote Desktop (RD) WebAccess
When users connect to an IIS session like RDWeb, you can prompt users with MFA as long as MFA is enabled for server connections in their protected account.
MFA for RemoteApp
When users connect to a remote application via RemoteApp, you can enable UserLock’s MFA and access restrictions on that connection, to ensure only authorized users gain access.
Choose up to two MFA methods for your team
Watch how UserLock secures VPN and RDP sessions for remote workers
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MFA for traveling employees meets cyber insurance requirements
UserLock enables this French group to ensure MFA in all circumstances, even when traveling employees don't have an internet connection.
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Secure Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) with UserLock RDP MFA and access controls
Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) MFA is a must to mitigate risk. Learn how to secure RDP access with UserLock's RDP MFA and access controls.
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How to use YubiKey on RDP sessions
If you already have YubiKeys, you probably bought them for a specific use case. Did you know you can also use YubiKey to secure Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) connections? With UserLock, it’s easy.
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