Free webinar
Secure logons with two-factor Authentication
- November 19 at 2 PM EST
- 45 Mins
Sreejith,Product expert
Why attend this webinar?
Social engineering attacks have increased and the advancements in these attacking techniques sure cause a concern about organization’s security. The easiest way to break into a network is by misusing a user’s identity. A strong password can also be compromised and we have to come to terms with password strengthening not being the only answer to protecting user accounts from these attacks.
Join our product expert in this session to learn how to boost your organization’s security with an additional layer of authentication.
In this webinar, you'll learn how to:
- Strengthen passwords with a granular password policy.
- Enable two-factor authentication for both local and remote desktop logons.
- Enforce granular 2FA based on OUs and groups in the Active Directory.
- 2Different components of a network and the need to audit them.
- Tracking logons and critical changes made to network device configurations.
- Monitoring network devices to get clear insights into network activity.
- Common techniques of network attacks and how security and attack reporting.
- Detecting and mitigating threats at an early stage with alerts.
- How EventLog Analyzer can help secure your network.
- 3Different components of a network and the need to audit them.
- Tracking logons and critical changes made to network device configurations.
- Monitoring network devices to get clear insights into network activity.
- Common techniques of network attacks and how security and attack reporting.
- Detecting and mitigating threats at an early stage with alerts.
- How EventLog Analyzer can help secure your network.
- 4Different components of a network and the need to audit them.
- Tracking logons and critical changes made to network device configurations.
- Monitoring network devices to get clear insights into network activity.
- Common techniques of network attacks and how security and attack reporting.
- Detecting and mitigating threats at an early stage with alerts.
- How EventLog Analyzer can help secure your network.
