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Multi-factor authenticationRansomware defense: Why Active Directory is healthcare's weakest link
If Active Directory goes down, it brings healthcare systems to a stop.
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Multi-factor authenticationUserLock: A Passly alternative for on-prem Active Directory environments
UserLock offers a simple, on-premises-friendly path to MFA, SSO, access controls, and session management, without moving identity to the cloud.
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Multi-factor authenticationAdding MFA on standalone Windows servers with UserLock
Here's how to implement straightforward multi-factor authentication (MFA) on standalone Windows servers.
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Multi-factor authenticationUserLock: A Silverfort alternative for on-premise-first identity and MFA
UserLock is a Silverfort alternative for authentication against the on-premises Active Directory (AD) identity.
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Multi-factor authenticationUnderstanding the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) MFA requirement
UserLock supports DORA MFA requirements while simplifying implementation.
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Multi-factor authenticationActive Directory hybrid identity: Extend on-premise Active Directory identity to Entra ID
There's middle ground between sticking with the limitations of Active Directory and moving identity to Entra ID.
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Multi-factor authenticationHow to use YubiKey on RDP sessions
If you already have YubiKeys, you probably bought them for a specific use case. Did you know you can also use YubiKey to secure Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) connections? With UserLock, it’s easy.
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Multi-factor authenticationSharePoint MFA: Secure access to SharePoint on-premise and online
Simplify SharePoint MFA implementation with UserLock — a single MFA solution based on-premise that extends access security to SharePoint Online and SharePoint On-Premise.
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Multi-factor authenticationSimplify on-premise management for Microsoft 365 MFA
There are many reasons why organizations based on-premise look to manage a single on-premise MFA solution across Windows MFA and Microsoft 365 MFA. Here's how UserLock can help.
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Multi-factor authenticationDefending Active Directory: Containing the threat of privilege abuse and escalation
Attackers often try to elevate their account privileges to move laterally inside the network. Stop privilege abuse in Active Directory with UserLock.
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Multi-factor authenticationFor VPN security, MFA is a must
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) prevents unauthorized access and enhances VPN security. Learn how to secure VPN sessions with UserLock.
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Multi-factor authenticationPrevent lateral movement with multi-factor authentication (MFA)
Prevent lateral movement in your network with zero trust access security measures including multi-factor authentication (MFA), access controls, and privileged access management.
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Multi-factor authenticationHow much does MFA cost, really?
Here's how to estimate the true cost of multi-factor authentication (MFA), from licensing fees to productivity impacts.
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Multi-factor authenticationComply with NIS2 Directive MFA requirements
UserLock supports NIS2 MFA requirements while simplifying implementation in on-premise-first Active Directory environments.
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Multi-factor authenticationSecuring a demilitarized zone (DMZ) network with MFA
Learn more about authentication in a DMZ and why securing a DMZ with MFA is both an art and a science.
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MFA for servers: Windows Server Core MFA with UserLock
Windows Server Core offers a minimalist Windows server installation, but it needs the same protection as any other Windows server: strong passwords, access controls, and MFA for servers. UserLock offers a simple way to implement Server Core MFA.
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Multi-factor authenticationBoost VDI security in on-premise Active Directory: VDI MFA and access controls
Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI), also called remote desktop virtualization, is a computing model organizations use to support a range of application use cases that traditional PC-based computing struggles to accommodate. Here’s how UserLock enables on-premise VDI security with VDI MFA and access controls.
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Multi-factor authenticationHow UserLock solves the Outlook on the Web (OWA) MFA puzzle
Learn how UserLock solves the Outlook on the Web (formerly OWA) MFA puzzle for on-premise Active Directory environments.
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Multi-factor authenticationSecure RemoteApp with MFA and access controls
Learn about secure MFA for RemoteApp connections with UserLock.
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Multi-factor authenticationHow authentication works in Active Directory
Active Directory authentication manages user identities and access within an organization's network. Learn how authentication works in Active Directory, and identify the challenges, and solutions, for organizations moving towards cloud adoption.
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Multi-factor authenticationRemote Desktop Gateway: MFA and access controls for RD Gateway and RD Web
Secure Remote Desktop Gateway (RD Gateway or RDG) with MFA and access controls. Protect vulnerable RDP connections, often through RD Web.
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Multi-factor authenticationSecure Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) with UserLock RDP MFA and access controls
Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) MFA is a must to mitigate risk. Learn how to secure RDP access with UserLock's RDP MFA and access controls.
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Multi-factor authenticationSecure air-gapped networks with MFA and access controls
An air-gapped network has no physical connection to the public internet or to any other local area networks or systems that are not themselves air gapped. Here’s how UserLock enables secure multi-factor authentication (MFA) and access controls on air-gapped networks.
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Multi-factor authenticationMultifactor authentication (MFA) for the Essential Eight Maturity Model
Learn about the role of multi-factor authentication (MFA) in Australia’s Essential Eight Maturity Model, and how UserLock can help your organization meet the MFA requirement.
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