The Silverfort MFA solution represents a fundamentally different approach to identity protection, providing MFA coverage to all enterprise resources – including those previously considered unprotectable – without agents or proxies.
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The Monetary Authority of Singapore has revised its risk management guidelines to reduce the risk of identity-based attacks. Financial institutions will need to comply, and compliance is not a trivial matter.
Silverfort is uniquely positioned to help institutions comply with the Identity Protection aspects of the new MAS guidelines.
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Insurance companies are now requiring their customers to deploy MFA across all key resources in order to decrease their exposure to ransomware attacks. However, many organizations find these requirements extremely challenging to implement.
Hugh Christiansen, Enterprise Solutions Architect at High Touch Technologies, explains how Silverfort enabled his organization to get over this new hurdle and renew their cyber insurance policy.
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MFA protection is ultimately only as strong as its weakest link. Without an MFA deployment that covers all organizational resources, these weak links will persist, potentially exposing your organization to risk.
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Silverfort’s Unified Risk Analysis across cloud and hybrid environments detects and prevents identity-based attacks with comprehensive risk analysis and adaptive policies.
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Domain Controllers are a core part of your enterprise infrastructure and are thus a target of choice for threat actors. Ensuring that your DCs do not contain vulnerabilities that expose them to compromise is a key part of your resilience to cyberattacks.
Silverfort’s Vulnerability Assessment Tool scans your domain, detects all domain controllers and assesses whether your domain is exposed to critical identity-based vulnerabilities:
Silverfort’s Vulnerability Assessment Tool uses public methods to scan and identify vulnerabilities remotely. It uses LDAP protocol to detect all domain controllers. Due to its sensitivity, we require the use of LDAPS (Secured) by default. The tool requires Domain Admin privileges to access the domain controllers using WMI to collect information needed to estimate the exposure status. The information collected by the tool is stored locally and is not sent out.
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Many believe that MFA is needed only for privileged accounts. This misconception can have far-reaching consequences, as recent events have demonstrated that only a full MFA deployment across all organizational assets can block potential attackers.
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Silverfort’s Unified Identity Protection platform is uniquely positioned to help agencies and enterprises address three main requirements laid out in the recent US Executive Order on cybersecurity.
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