Enabling Azure AD B2C Login and MFA for On-Premises Apps and Legacy Apps in Mins
Enabling Azure AD B2C Login and MFA for On-Premises Apps and Legacy Apps Datawiza Access Proxy (DAP) enables Microsoft Azure AD B2C login and MFA to legacy apps, either on-premise or cloud-based, without requiring change

Enabling Azure AD B2C Login and MFA for On-Premises Apps and Legacy Apps
Datawiza Access Proxy (DAP) enables Microsoft Azure AD B2C login and MFA to legacy apps, either on-premise or cloud-based, without requiring changes. As Microsoft Azure AD B2C may not deploy directly or via Microsoft Entra Application Proxy (Azure AD App Proxy) to these apps, Microsoft and Datawiza deliver a native integration, bringing Azure AD B2C and MFA for all legacy apps.









Datawiza Access Proxy Enables Microsoft Azure AD B2C Login and MFA for:
- Homegrown Line-of-business (LOB) apps and 3rd-party apps
- Internal apps and customer-facing apps
- On-premises apps and cloud-based apps
Acting as a reverse proxy, Datawiza Access Proxy seamlessly enables Microsoft Azure AD B2C login and MFA for your on-prem apps and legacy apps without modifying them.
Value
Rapid Deployment
Quickly enable Microsoft Azure AD B2C login and MFA for your legacy apps in minutes
Meet Compliance
Achieve compliance and auditing requirements swiftly and effortlessly
Enhanced Security
Bring modern authentication such as MFA for legacy apps to enhance security

How Datawiza Enables Microsoft Azure AD B2C login and MFA for Legacy Apps
Datawiza Access Proxy acts as a reverse proxy, situated before any application, seamlessly integrating with Microsoft Azure AD B2C. Whenever a user attempts to access an application, they are first required to authenticate their identity through Microsoft Azure AD B2C using Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). Datawiza then verifies each request, ensuring access is granted only upon successful completion of the login and MFA process
The Datawiza platform consists of two major components:
- Cntainer-based Datawiza Access Proxy (DAP) integrates with identity providers like Microsoft Entra to enable SSO (Single Sign-On), MFA (2FA) and granular authorization.
- Centralized Datawiza Cloud Management Console (DCMC) enables access policy configuration, aggregates logs, and provides visibility.
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