Supported Windows Server versions(GUI and core installs): Supported Microsoft Windows Client versions: MiniOrange Credential Provider for Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) Access supports both client and server operating systems. System Requirements for miniOrange Two-factor / Multi-Factor Authentication (2FA / MFA) Windows logon and RDP Credential Provider

MiniOrange 2FA/MFA Credential Provider for Windows logon and Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) access supports following Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Methods:- Authentication Type

miniOrange's advanced Two-factor authentication (2FA/MFA) solution organizations are able to get secure access to all work applications, for all their users, from anywhere, with any device they choose. You can also enable offline access accordingly for secure authentication. With this windows logon and RDP 2FA / MFA solution, users will get easy access to the endpoints they need to access by increasing identity assurance and reducing the risk and exposure. Remote Desktop (RDP) and Windows logon MFA solution is also responsible for your User Management with a Microsoft Active Directory or an LDAP directory. miniOrange Credential Provider can be installed on Microsoft Windows logon Client and Server operating systems to enable the Multi-Factor Authentication to Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP). miniOrange Two-Factor Authentication (2FA/MFA) or Multi-Factor Authentication (2FA/MFA) for Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) prevents these sorts of Password Based breaches and adds an additional layer of security to your Microsoft Windows account.Įnabling Windows logon and RDP 2FA/MFA always verifies identities before allowing access, making it more difficult for unauthorized users to gain access to your Microsoft Windows account.

That’s the reason it has become neccessary to add additional layers of security to filter out unauthorized users for Windows logon and RDP. Considering the pace of Password-based security breaches relying only on basic usernames and passwords to secure RDP user's accounts is no longer an option. Ransomware attacks are primarily associated with unprotected Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP). You can integrate with your on-premise or Hybrid Active Directory (AD) to secure your workforce / employees and the corporate network. MiniOrange integrates with Microsoft windows operating system to add Two-factor / Multi-Factor authentication for Remote Desktop (RDP) connection, Windows Logon, and local logons.

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