Silverfort and Microsoft’s product integrations help organizations to consolidate their IAM across hybrid environments, extend identity protection to any asset, and simplify cloud migration
Consolidate the identity protection of all on-prem and cloud resources in Entra ID (formerly Azure AD), making it a single interface to configure access policies for your entire hybrid environment
Trigger MFA protection as a follow-up to Defender’s detection of identity threats, complementing it with real-time prevention
Extend Azure MFA to resources that couldn’t be protected with MFA before
Add a native security layer on top of AD applying continuous monitoring, risk analysis and MFA policy enforcement on any AD authentication
Protect access of all users to SaaS applications and on-prem resources from a single interface with full context to all user activities in the hybrid environment
Sue Bohn, Partner Director, Microsoft Identity Division at Microsoft Corp
Silverfort extends Entra ID Conditional Access and Azure MFA to all resources that don’t natively support it, such as homegrown and legacy apps, IT infrastructure, file shares and databases, RDP, industrial systems, and command-line tools including PowerShell, WMI, PsExec, and SSH. With this integration, organizations have the ability to centralize the identity protection for all on-prem and cloud resources in Entra ID, while enterprise users get a consistent user experience across all resource access.
The integration of Microsoft 365 Defender and Silverfort enables organizations to complement their existing identity threat detection capabilities with real-time prevention. Microsoft 365 Defender detects endpoint, identity, Office 365, and cloud apps-related threats, while Silverfort provides identity threat prevention with real-time response. This combination of leading XDR and Identity Threat Detection and Response capabilities provides comprehensive protection against the wide array of today’s identity threats, including account takeover, lateral movement, ransomware propagation, and many others.
Silverfort enables organizations to extend their existing Microsoft Authenticator MFA to any system and environment that don’t natively support it and couldn’t have MFA protection until now, including legacy applications, command line access to workstations and servers (PsExec, PowerShell, WM|, etc.), file shares, industrial systems, IT infrastructure and many others.
Silverfort provides a single pane of glass for the monitoring and access policy configurations for all corporate users, accessing both on-prem resources as well as SaaS apps with their federated identity. Silverfort’s risk engine continuously analyzes users’ full authentication trail in the hybrid environments, to detect identity threats with unmatched accuracy and protect against lateral movement attacks that traverse between the on-prem environment and the SaaS one
