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How to reinforce Windows login security with two-factor authentication.

March 21@ 11 AM GMT
45 Mins

Presented by

Jay, Product Expert

About:

Solely using passwords for authentication is a thing of the past. The traditional method of authenticating users with a username-password pair can't discriminate between employees and hackers; organizations need a more secure way to authenticate users. Instead of making passwords stronger, a more viable solution is to add another layer of security to filter out unauthorized users. Two-factor authentication (2FA) is a method in which users are authenticated with something they know (e.g., a PIN, a phrase, an image), something they have (e.g., a phone, an ATM card), or a part of themselves (e.g., a fingerprint).

Join us in our webinar and learn how you can strengthen the security of your network by implementing 2FA for Windows logons.

In this session you'll learn how to:

Enable 2FA for local and remote desktop access to Windows client machines.
Empower end users to securely reset their passwords and unlock their accounts, even when they are on the move.
Enforce 2FA for single sign-on (SSO) to enterprise applications.
Strengthen native AD password policies.
Simplify enterprise application access in your environment by implementing AD-based SSO for over 100 applications.
Granularly enforce all the above features based on users' OU and group memberships.

2Different components of a network and the need to audit them.
Tracking logons and critical changes made to network device configurations.
Monitoring network devices to get clear insights into network activity.
Common techniques of network attacks and how security and attack reporting.
Detecting and mitigating threats at an early stage with alerts.
How EventLog Analyzer can help secure your network.

3Different components of a network and the need to audit them.
Tracking logons and critical changes made to network device configurations.
Monitoring network devices to get clear insights into network activity.
Common techniques of network attacks and how security and attack reporting.
Detecting and mitigating threats at an early stage with alerts.
How EventLog Analyzer can help secure your network.

4Different components of a network and the need to audit them.
Tracking logons and critical changes made to network device configurations.
Monitoring network devices to get clear insights into network activity.
Common techniques of network attacks and how security and attack reporting.
Detecting and mitigating threats at an early stage with alerts.
How EventLog Analyzer can help secure your network.

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