With this last document we say goodbye to the PINsafe articles and everything we can do with it, we have already seen in previous articles how to configure a two-factor authentication in Citrix environments or in OWA access and today we will finally see how to integrate it into the login of a Windows, either for Terminal Services accesses or on each user's own PC!
Continuing with Swivel Secure's PINsafe product, we'll see how easy it is to integrate two-factor authentication with Microsoft Exchange OWA. In this way, we will force all users who use mail through OWA to authenticate themselves in a secure way by entering their PIN in addition to their authentication against the Active Directory.
In this document we will look at the deployment of Swivel Secure's great PINsafe product, where we will force users who work against our Citrix platform to have a double authentication and validate themselves with their Active Directory authentication in addition to entering an OTC code based on their PIN so that they cannot access our platform before a keylogger and try to secure the accesses more!!
Continuing with the previous documents of the PINsafe appliance deployment or its installation in linux, We must make a series of configurations that will be more or less common in most installations, Later we will be able to integrate different services under this configuration.
One of the products we use the most at Tundra to provide stronger authentication in our customers' environments is the use of PINsafe, from the company Swivel Secure. In this document we will see the deployment of the virtual appliance where PINsafe comes already installed, if we want, we can download the Java binaries and mount them on a Windows or a Linux, as long as you have Tomcat.
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