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By default, Microsoft Entra requires MFA during device join, but not during everyday Windows logins. This leaves a critical security gap: once a device is joined, users can continue signing in with only a password — even offline.
Deepnet MFA for Computer Logon (Modern Authentication) closes that gap.
Microsoft Entra provides strong identity security in the cloud, but Windows sign-in behavior introduces limitations:
Deepnet MFA for Computer Logon is purpose-built to secure Windows PC and Server logins on Microsoft Entra-joined devices.
It enforces policy-driven MFA at Windows sign-in, regardless of network connectivity, while remaining fully compatible with modern identity platforms.
Support a wide range of MFA technologies to suit different security needs:
Define MFA requirements per user or group, including:
Apply stronger controls where needed — without burdening low-risk users.
Users must authenticate securely before Windows access is granted, even without Internet connectivity.
Balance security and usability with fine-grained policy options:
Use the MFA provider that best fits your environment.
The solution supports any MFA service that implements OpenID Connect (OIDC), including:
No vendor lock-in. No architectural compromise.
Whether your users are in the office, at home, or offline on the road, Deepnet MFA for Computer Logon ensures that every Windows sign-in is protected by strong, policy-driven multi-factor authentication.