PowerShell increasingly has become the tool of choice for system administration and includes various cmdlets and utilities for remote access. Unfortunately, its use in cyber attacks has risen in direct proportion.
Silverfort is a powerful authentication platform that provides advanced multi-factor authentication (MFA) solutions for PowerShell. Our innovative technology delivers strong protection to your critical systems and sensitive data by providing robust multi-factor authentication through seamless integration with your existing identity infrastructure.
Silverfort helps you secure your environment by turning PowerShell commands into MFA-protected resources, ensuring only authorized users can perform actions. Protect your business from cyberattacks, unauthorized access, and data breaches with Silverfort solutions.
Silverfort’s MFA solution reduces risk of unauthorized PowerShell access and ensures secure remote access.
Increased protection against unauthorized access and malicious attacks for PowerShell environments based on rules or automated discovery of risk indicators.
Silverfort’s MFA solution secures previously unprotected environments with an agentless solution for MFA for Powershell.
Silverfort allows Huntsville Hospital to enforce MFA on our privileged access accounts and has enabled us to secure our service accounts within our active directory environment.
Anyone who’s serious about cybersecurity has to have MFA on any critical operation these days or they’re really not protecting themselves in the way they should.
Silverfort is the only solution that can prevent ransomware attacks by enforcing MFA on the command-line access tools these attacks use to propagate in the network.
Silverfort protects our user accounts with MFA, it protects our service accounts, our on-prem apps, our Active Directory and also our custom apps.
Identity-based attacks are really important to us. Silverfort’s end-to-end risk-based authentication enables us to respond efficiently and in a timely manner.
compromised credentials are offered for sale in the dark web
of enterprises rely onrnlegacy or hybrid IAM infrastructure
of data breaches and ransomware attacks involve compromised credentials
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