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Windows Logon Agent

Remote desktop MFA securing remote worker access to legacy applications on laptops or via remote virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI).

Secure Windows devices online, off-line, and out-of-band – wherever users are working.

Secure access to critical legacy applications for today’s flexible workforce.

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Why Remote Desktop MFA is critical for remote device data protection

Since the pandemic remote working has accelerated and accordingly many organisations are now operating with established remote desktop infrastructures. For businesses with users in different locations, security concerns surrounding the vulnerability of sensitive data and the various factors used for authentication are on the incline.

Remote desktop MFA is a vital security measure enabling businesses to secure remote worker access to legacy applications on laptops or via remote virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI).

However, one of the primary issues faced with remote desktop MFA (RDP MFA) is the complexity of integration, particularly with technologies that are traditionally more challenging to safeguard such as the remote desktop protocol (RDP) and physical console access for Windows servers and desktops. This is often overlooked meaning that businesses risk compromising data security, exposing sensitive data and find themselves unable to defend against cyber threats.

When deployed correctly, RDP MFA provides a highly secure additional level of verification beyond the traditional username and password combination, protecting sensitive and business-critical data.

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Secure access to legacy applications with RDP MFA

While user identity and control of access to business applications are paramount, they are often overlooked if applications cannot be ported to the web or are not available as SaaS. These legacy applications are still the mainstay of many businesses, with access via thick applications on laptops or via remote virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI).

Strengthening remote desktop security with an RDP multi-factor authentication solution can be achieved seamlessly with SecurEnvoy’s innovative Windows Logon Agent.

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Versatile and adaptable remote desktop MFA at all times

SecurEnvoy’s Windows Logon Agent allows businesses of all sizes and sectors to secure their Windows devices online, off-line, and out-of-band and wherever users are working through remote desktop MFA.

Today’s workforce requires flexible access to critical line-of-business, cloud, and bespoke applications, wherever they are located, at any time, using any device. Keeping employees connected through serious weather and other emergencies is now becoming a crucial part of operational and business continuity plans.

Balancing organisational security needs with user convenience is essential for successful adoption and minimum disruption of any remote desktop MFA.

Flexible RDP MFA options and granular control

SecurEnvoy Windows Logon Agent’s flexible authentication options, coupled with granular user controls, allow secure access directly to the Windows Operating system, regardless of how or where a user works.

This innovative RDP MFA solution bridges the gap between the inherent vulnerabilities of legacy systems and the stringent security protocols necessitated by today’s threat landscape. Even when there are major concurrent failures, ‘emergency access mode’ can be invoked allowing recovery methods for continued access.

By deploying this agent, organisations can achieve a higher level of security compliance, not merely as a reactionary measure, but as a proactive step towards a more secure and resilient IT environment.

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Complete multi-factor and 2 factor authentication to Windows login

The SecurEnvoy Windows Logon Agent is a tool that can be centrally deployed and managed via Windows Servers and Desktops, in both physical and virtual environments. The Agent can be set up to enforce remote desktop MFA at the point of logon for user access, based on a user group.

In this blog, we look at how to improve security at all end-point devices as well as servers in the data centre. It includes our experience working with a mid-sized customer to secure their Cisco VPN, along with authentication to Windows laptops and servers, and how the solution works in practice.

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Adaptable deployment options with minimum disruption

The deployment of the Windows Logon Agent remote desktop MFA offers flexibility to adapt to both individual and bulk installation needs. It can be directly installed on a single machine or distributed across multiple machines via the Group Policy Management Console (GPMC), utilising an MSI (Microsoft Installer) file for remote installation.

Windows Logon Agent can be silently implemented and configured on private cloud, on-premise and SaaS, minimising disruption to business operations and the need for manual intervention during the installation process.

This flexibility allows organisations to tailor their security infrastructure to meet specific needs, reinforcing protection while maintaining ease of use and integration.

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Smooth and unobstructive user experience

The Windows Logon Agent supports a wide range of authentication methods and once deployed provides the user with a familiar and smooth logon experience, closely mirroring that of a physical console login to minimise disruption and resistance within the workforce.

SecurEnvoy’s Windows Logon Agent provides a comprehensive Access Management solution, designed for versatile deployment scenarios.

For businesses looking to enhance desktop security and protect their data while integrating with an existing Microsoft ecosystem, Windows Logon Agent for remote desktop MFA is the simple solution.

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