ESET Secure Authentication Goes into the Cloud as Cybersecurity Leader Launches New Cloud-Native Version
The Cloud-Based Version Is designed with Multitenant Management Capability to Administer Multiple Companies or Sites
ESET, a global leader in cybersecurity, has announced the introduction of the cloud version of ESET Secure Authentication, the multifactor authentication module of the ESET PROTECT Platform.
In today’s cybersecurity landscape, an increasing number of data breaches occur every day. One of the most common ways hackers can gain access to a company’s data is through weak or stolen passwords gathered via automated bots, phishing, or targeted attacks.
To protect against such threats, in addition to just protecting normal users’ logins to critical services, businesses can implement multifactor authentication to prevent unauthorised administrative access.
Making Life Difficult for Hackers with ESET Secure Authentication
By adding a multifactor solution like ESET Secure Authentication, your business will make it much more difficult for hackers to gain access to your systems and, ultimately, compromise them.
The reason why it is important to use the second factor in the authentication process is that usually end customers use the same passwords across all their accounts.
And now, complementing the on-prem version of ESET Secure Authentication, the cybersecurity firm has introduced a new cloud-based version of this solution that makes multifactor authentication (MFA) much easier to implement for any business type without any local hardware needed.
“We understand how poor password hygiene can lead to devastating data breaches. So, with the cloud version of ESET Secure Authentication, we aimed to provide a solution that is flexible, scalable, easy to deploy, and above all, effective and affordable for companies of all sizes, boosting business data protection while reducing total cost of ownership, in an effort to deliver superior business value to our customers,” said Michal Jankech, Vice President of SMB and MSP segment at ESET.
Thus, ESET Secure Authentication provides an easy way for businesses of all sizes to implement MFA across commonly utilised systems such as VPNs, Remote Desktop Protocol, Outlook Web Access, operating system login, and more to prevent data breaches and meet compliance requirements. It supports technologies such as mobile apps with push notifications, hardware tokens, FIDO keys, and other custom methods.
The cloud version of ESET Secure Authentication will be available through the ESET PROTECT Elite subscription tier, but also as a standalone solution without any change in pricing.
However, the prerequisite for cloud version availability is to have an account in the new ESET PROTECT Hub portal, the central gateway to ESET’s unified security platform.
For more information on ESET Secure Authentication, visit the company’s website here.
