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Windows 11 Feature Requests: 2 Factor Authentication for Windows Logon and RDP Logon
Hi, It should be useful having 2 Factor Authentication for Windows Logon and RDP Logon. Tip solution 1: A. In Logon window the user write the first password (by the way, make max length longer ...
Well... This would be unnecessary for the login window to implement MFA.
As by current design, MFA should be implement on critical services or system e.g. Microsoft 365 suite or access www.office.com. If MFA detect un-usual signal it will requires MFA authentication.
If adding this to the login window only could cause more authentication attempts for the end users not a good one.
As by current design, MFA should be implement on critical services or system e.g. Microsoft 365 suite or access www.office.com. If MFA detect un-usual signal it will requires MFA authentication.
If adding this to the login window only could cause more authentication attempts for the end users not a good one.
- Access to local files isn't considered critical? I support enterprise environments, this is sorely missing. Having it as an option wouldn't affect anyone's workflow that didn't want it.
Third party tools such as Duo currently fill this need but are very expensive. Windows Hello already has the Authenticator support as it's included in the enrollment phase- We have to use two factor authentication for Windows sign-in of Azure AD/MEM managed devices too. What solution do you use now?
