Choosing MFA for Active Directory?
Ask these 15 questions before you commit.
Not every MFA solution plays well with on-prem and hybrid Active Directory setups.
Choose a solution that works with, not against, your existing infrastructure, and you’ll reduce complexity down the line.
This checklist helps you ask the right technical questions upfront, so you can quickly find out if an MFA solution will:
Integrate cleanly with Active Directory
Protect high-risk connection types like RDP, VPN, and IIS
Work without depending on cloud (internet) or LAN connectivity
Lower friction for users and minimize IT overhead
Adapt to real-world AD complexity
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Simple and reliable.
I've tested several 2FA software. In the end, I stuck with UserLock because it requires no administrative effort. I really like the reports and the control of who is connected to which device. ”
Andreas L.
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Affordable, easy to use with Active Directory
UserLock allows us to have one single 2FA solution for all of our users. It integrates easily with Active Directory, and is simple to install and maintain. It’s basically an IT Manager’s dream. ”
Bill Hopkins
City of Keizer
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Userlock has been a great tool and helped us tighten up our user security.
It's used in conjunction with Active Directory and Group Policy to secure all logon types in the domain. ”
Gov't Network Tech
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