Extend MFA Everywhere
Your guide to closing the gaps in Active Directory and on-prem authentication
MFA stops most attacks in the cloud, but attackers sneak in everywhere else. In hybrid environments, authentication still flows through Active Directory, legacy systems, and protocols like NTLM and Kerberos, creating gaps where MFA simply doesn’t apply—and where attackers actively move next.
This guide shows you how to close those gaps by extending MFA to every authentication path, without breaking legacy systems or re-architecting your environment.
Learn how to protect on-prem, legacy, and hybrid access with a modern, unified approach to MFA that actually stops real-world attacks.
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MFA coverage is high. Protection isn’t.
30%
of organizations report near complete MFA coverage
82%
practitioners still rely on legacy infrastructure which leaves identity risk
61%
cite NTLM as a major challenge—with no native MFA support
What you'll learn
- Where MFA actually works—and where it breaks down
- How attackers bypass MFA through Active Directory
- Why legacy protocols create unprotected authentication paths
- What modern MFA must cover to stop real attacks
Go from partial MFA coverage to full protection.
Authentication now happens everywhere—cloud, on-prem, legacy systems, and admin tools. Learn how to extend MFA across Active Directory, legacy systems, and every authentication flow—without changing your infrastructure.