Active Directory Two-Factor Authentication
It is hard to manage multiple users and systems, especially when there are not even hundreds, but thousands of them in a network. That’s why businesses and organizations love Microsoft Active Directory. It allows for storing and managing all the information on the organization’s systems, users, their credentials, sites and whatever else you might think of in a network, in one place. But you must agree that this much of fundamentally...
Hardware Tokens for Azure MFA
There are currently two ways to implement an Azure hardware token for Azure Multi-Factor Authentication: With classic OATH tokens for Azure MFA with hard-coded secret keys, such as Protectimus Two. To make use of one of these you’ll need Azure AD Premium P1 or P2 license. With a programmable hardware token for Azure MFA Protectimus Slim NFC or Protectimus Flex which is a replacement for an authentication app from Microsoft. This Azure...