Silverfort is the leading provider of comprehensive MFA solutions that can easily be applied to any platform. We understand the importance of secure remote access to cloud environments which is why we offer an MFA solution tailored specifically for RDP Azure.
For organizations utilizing Azure for cloud services, incorporating MFA into Azure’s RDP sessions is a key security measure. By integrating Silverfort’s MFA with Azure RDP, an extra layer of security is added. Users attempting to access RDP sessions hosted on Azure are required to authenticate through Silverfort’s MFA system. This ensures enhanced security in the cloud environment, providing a safeguard against unauthorized access and potential breaches.
Silverfort’s MFA solution for RDP Azure eliminates the need for additional hardware and software, reducing complexity and costs.
Improves security posture by seamlessly integrating with Entra ID (Azure AD) and supporting various authentication methods.
Silverfort’s MFA solution offers secure and agentless protection for RDP Azure, even in previously unprotected environments.
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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