Apply MFA to Anything in a Click
Lock down lateral movement and leave hackers stranded with multi-factor segmentation. Implement automated, agentless, MFA-powered microsegmentation in 30 days.
- OT/IoT Devices
- Legacy Applications
- Databases
- PaaS Solutions
- Global Clients
- OT/IoT Devices
- Legacy Applications
- Databases
- PaaS Solutions
- Global Clients
- OT/IoT Devices
- Legacy Applications
- Databases
- PaaS Solutions
- Global Clients
What's the MFA problem?
MFA is underutilized in most enterprise environments. Why?
Applying MFA to non-SaaS assets is difficult
Few vendors enable MFA on the application layer, creating a false sense of security as attackers often exploit protocol vulnerabilities
Hard to apply MFA to PaS solutions, legacy applications, databases, and OT/IoT devices
All it takes is ONE open port and you’re hacked!
Zero to the rescue
Secure in just a few clicks
Apply MFA to Anything
application with MFA – no need for agents or application rewrites.
Just-in-Time Privileged Access
Tie MFA to the network layer to enable just-in-time access with self-service MFA to privileged ports.
Block Lateral Movement
Deny attackers any access to vulnerabilities and completely lock down lateral movement.
Non-SaaS Assets Are Vulnerable
Applying MFA to assets like legacy applications, databases, and OT/IoT devices is difficult.
False Sense of Security
Few vendors enable MFA at the application layer, creating a false sense of security while exploitable vulnerabilities remain.
Hackers Can Move Laterally
Vulnerable assets make it easy for attackers to move laterally within your network – just one open port can lead to a hack.
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A common scenario:
MFA for RDP/SSH
Executive Summary: Incident Response
Download NowRemote access of any kind poses risk of lateral movement attacks, especially when admins and IT teams need to access various servers, on prem and in the cloud, using remote administration protocols like RDP, SSH, and WinRM. To ensure sever access is allowed to authorized users only, Zero Networks Segment automatically blocks all incoming traffic on administrative ports and prompts users for just-in-time MFA, before temporarily opening the port to the authenticated users for a limited amount of time.
Users can authenticate using the organization’s preferred identity provider (for example, Duo, Okta, or CyberArk) or can use email or SMS authentication. By applying MFA at the port level, Zero Networks can protect assets that could not have been protected by MFA so far: legacy applications, databases, OT/IoT devices, mainframes, on-prem VMs, and IaaS VMs.
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