Azure Multi-Factor
Authentication
Greater security for your apps and data
WITH AZURE MULTI-FACTOR AUTHENTICATION YOUR BUSINESS GETS...
Solutions for the problems with passwords
Passwords are inherently insecure. Multi-Factor Authentication is the answer, and the Azure platform provides solutions for cloud, on-premises and Office 365 scenarios.
Two factor authentication for Office 365
Increase the security of Office 365 sign-in with a phone call, text message or smartphone app notification.
Online and on-premises—or both
Azure Multi-Factor Authentication provides an on-premises alternative to MFA in the cloud.
Integrate with a wide variety of apps securely
Use multi-factor authentication and single sign-on to allow secure streamlined access to a wide variety of SaaS and on-premises applications like Office 365, Dropbox, Salesforce, Citrix, your VPN system, and more.
Real-time monitoring
Azure uses machine learning to automatically monitor how users are signing into your environments and alert you to any suspicious sign-on behavior.
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