Overview

Defender is an enterprise-grade two-factor authentication (2FA) solution designed to bolster security by requiring an additional authentication factor beyond traditional passwords. By leveraging your existing Microsoft Active Directory (AD) infrastructure, Defender streamlines the implementation of 2FA without the need for additional proprietary databases. This integration capitalizes on AD's inherent scalability and security features, reducing both the time and costs associated with deploying and maintaining a separate authentication system. With Defender, organizations can enhance their network resource protection, ensuring that only authorized users gain access.

Features and Capabilities

• Seamless Active Directory Integration: Defender utilizes your existing AD identity store, eliminating the need for redundant databases and simplifying the authentication process.
• Web-Based Administration: Administrators can manage 2FA settings, policies, and user access through an intuitive web interface, enhancing operational efficiency.
• Flexible Token Options: Supports a variety of token types, including hardware tokens, software tokens, and SMS-based tokens, allowing organizations to choose the method that best fits their security requirements and user preferences.
• Scalability: Built to accommodate organizations of all sizes, Defender scales effortlessly with your organization's growth, ensuring consistent security measures across expanding user bases.
• Comprehensive Reporting: Provides detailed logs and reports on authentication attempts, aiding in compliance efforts and offering insights into potential security threats.
• User Self-Service Portal: Empowers users with a self-service portal for token management, reducing the administrative burden and enhancing user experience.
• Robust Security Protocols: Employs industry-standard encryption and security protocols to protect authentication data, ensuring the integrity and confidentiality of user credentials.
• Multi-Platform Support: Compatible with various platforms and devices, including desktops, laptops, and mobile devices, ensuring users can securely access resources from any endpoint.
• Customizable Authentication Policies: Allows administrators to define and enforce tailored authentication policies based on user roles, departments, or specific security needs, providing granular control over access.