Joseph Salazar
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Options for Free Multi-Factor Login for Windows 7 PC
I have a Finance company in a workgroup and they wish to deploy Multi-Factor login for Better Security
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What are my Options???
All Desktops are windows 7-64 Bit
Cjoego
Looking for Free
What are my Options???
All Desktops are windows 7-64 Bit
Cjoego
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Hi Alan,
They are Laptops that are local on the Lan but then Mobile when they visit clients
Already encrypted with Sophos encryption
Cjoego
They are Laptops that are local on the Lan but then Mobile when they visit clients
Already encrypted with Sophos encryption
Cjoego
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Thank you everyone,
All Great Assistance we ended up going with DUO Free Version
Selected the RDP as Software protection Item and everything worked
Like a Champ.
Cjoego
All Great Assistance we ended up going with DUO Free Version
Selected the RDP as Software protection Item and everything worked
Like a Champ.
Cjoego
Ok, what of the options that DUO offers did you use as 2nd factor?
(by the way: the pointing wizard allows to assign points equally).
(by the way: the pointing wizard allows to assign points equally).
Are you talking about remote login, or local?
If local, I am not sure what is being gained here, since the physical security of the office is, effectively, a second factor already - something they know, and somewhere they are.
If remote, then how are they logging in remotely? Not directly via RDP / Port 3389 I hope - that is very insecure.
Alan.