Enabling Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) or Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for Windows Logon and RDP significantly reduces the risk of malicious hackers gaining access to resources, even if they were to obtain the user’s login credentials. After both factors are successfully completed, the user is granted access to Windows. Then, the user undergoes secondary authentication by choosing one of several verification methods such as a Mobile Push or Email Link. In the first step, the user enters their Active Directory / RADIUS username and password for the first factor. Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for Windows Logon and RDP is an invaluable security measure that requires users to provide two distinct pieces of authentication to gain access to a Windows machine, either locally or via RDP. Overview of MFA for Windows Logon and RDP Note: If you are looking for a way to integrate Rublon with RDS (Remote Desktop Services), refer to Rublon MFA for Remote Desktop Gateway and Rublon MFA for Remote Desktop Web Access instead.
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