Enabling MFA (2FA) for On-Prem Apps without Modifying Source Code
Enabling MFA for On-Premises Applications Datawiza enables multi-factor authentication (MFA) or two-factor authentication (2FA) for your on-premises apps and systems without code changes. It integrates with your preferre
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Enabling MFA for On-Premises Applications
Datawiza enables multi-factor authentication (MFA) or two-factor authentication (2FA) for your on-premises apps and systems without code changes. It integrates with your preferred MFA services like Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD, Office 365, M365), Okta, Duo, Ping Identity (PingOne), Google Workspace, and phishing resistant MFAs, e.g., FIDO security keys and PIV smart cards that government agencies use.n

MFA or 2FA integration is challenging for on-premises apps missing modern Single Sign-On (SSO)support
- On-prem custom homegrown internal and customer-facing applications
- On-prem third-party web applications and windows desktop applications
- On-prem business applications, like OWA (Outlook Web App), Exchange, Jira, Confluence
- On-prem ERP and CRM systems, like JD Edwards, PeopleSoft, E-Business Suite, Siebel, Hyperion
Functioning as an MFA proxy, Datawiza seamlessly integrates MFA or 2FA with on-prem apps without needing to modify the source code.
Value
No Code Changes
Quickly enable MFA or 2FA without modifying the source code of applications
Meet Compliance
Achieve regulatory and cyber insurance requirements swiftly and effortlessly
Enhance Security
Protect apps with strong authentication and granular access control
Various MFA (2FA) Methods Supported
- SMS and email OTP (One Time Password)
- Mobile authenticator apps from Microsoft Azure, Google, Okta, Duo, Ping and others
- FIDO2-compliant authenticators that support WebAuthn, e.g., yubikey and biometrics readers
- Phishing-resistant PKI Certificate-Based Authentication (CBA) MFA, e.g, PIV smart cards used by government agencies

How It Works
The Datawiza platform consists of two major components:
- Lightweight, container-based Datawiza Access Proxy (DAP) integrates with identity providers to enable MFA (2FA), SSO and granular authorization. DAP can be deployed as a gateway or a sidecar.
- Centralized Datawiza Cloud Management Console (DCMC) enables access policy configuration, aggregates logs, and provides visibility.
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