Read the latest news and insights about Two-Factor Authentication (MFA/2FA), secure access, adaptive authentication, SSO, and more.| Rublon
Google Authenticator and YubiKey both help protect user accounts. Yet, each works differently. Some top-ranking articles focus on the basic differences without covering important aspects. These gaps often leave IT administrators and security leaders looking for more concrete answers. In this guide, you will learn about the differences between Google Authenticator vs. YubiKey, including what […] The post Google Authenticator vs. YubiKey: What’s the Difference? appeared first on Rublon.| Rublon
Starting with version 3.8.0, you can store Rublon Authentication Proxy secrets in OS environment variables by setting the secret_source option to env in the global section of the config. When secret_source is set to env, each secret’s value in the config file becomes the name of an environment variable, and Auth Proxy reads the actual […] The post Configuring the Rublon Authentication Proxy Secret Source appeared first on Rublon.| Rublon
Learn the difference between YubiKey vs. FIDO2 Security Key. Compare FIDO2 keys and YubiKeys: differences, features, and MFA support.| Rublon
Rublon integrates with your SOGo to add Two-Factor Authentication (2FA/MFA) to open source webmail logins.| Rublon
APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) and SDKs (Software Development Kits) are two pillars of modern software engineering, but they serve different purposes. An API exposes a clearly defined contract for interacting with existing functionality, while an SDK bundles everything you need (libraries, documentation, tooling, and example code) to create functionality for a given platform. Phishing-Resistant FIDO […] The post API vs. SDK: What’s the Difference? appeared first on Rublon.| Rublon
Learn the difference between RSA vs. AES. Compare RSA and AES: differences, features, key length, and security.| Rublon
Overview of MFA for Zabbix This documentation describes how to integrate Rublon MFA with Zabbix using the LDAP(S) protocol to enable multi-factor authentication for logins to Zabbix. Supported Authentication Methods Before You Start Configuring MFA for Zabbix Using LDAP(S) Before configuring Rublon MFA for Zabbix: Required Components 1. User Identity Provider (IdP) – You need […] The post Multi-Factor Authentication (2FA/MFA) for Zabbix – LDAP(S) appeared first on Rublon.| Rublon
2FA/MFA for Zabbix The post Multi-Factor Authentication (2FA/MFA) for Zabbix – SAML appeared first on Rublon.| Rublon
Learn how to synchronize users from Active Directory using Directory Sync, a new feature in the Rublon Authentication Proxy.| Rublon
This guide describes how to enroll a FIDO2 Passkey to protect your applications with phishing-resistant multi-factor authentication (MFA).| Rublon
This guide describes how to add a WebAuthn/U2F Security Key to protect your Rublon account with strong FIDO2 standard MFA key.| Rublon
Learn how to use Administrator Roles in the Rublon Admin Console to delegate certain tasks to people with certain administrative rights.| Rublon
Rublon Admin Console is a management tool for your Rublon Multi-Factor Authentication system. Control your company, applications and users.| Rublon
Multi-Factor (MFA) and Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) for Dell iDRAC The post Multi-Factor Authentication (2FA/MFA) for Dell iDRAC appeared first on Rublon.| Rublon
Multi-Factor (MFA) and Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) for Zimbra Collaboration The post Multi-Factor Authentication (2FA/MFA) for Zimbra Collaboration appeared first on Rublon.| Rublon
A step-by-step guide to deploying admin-enrolled pre-provisioned user passkeys saved in enterprise password managers.| Rublon
Learn what attestation is and check the table containing each FIDO2 security key mode that's eligible for attestation with Rublon MFA.| Rublon
Explore our guide on configuring Rublon Authentication Proxy as an LDAP Proxy Server for a successful setup.| Rublon
Explore our guide on configuring Rublon Authentication Proxy as a RADIUS Proxy Server for a successful setup.| Rublon
This page describes how you can use Rublon Prompt to confirm your identity by selecting one of the available methods of authentication.| Rublon
Turn your users’ mobile devices into secure authentication tokens with Rublon Authenticator. Free & available for Android and iOS.| Rublon
Rublon Authenticator generates a new Mobile Passcode every 30 seconds, even when offline. Verify your identity with time-based passcodes.| Rublon
Mobile Push is a one-tap, fast and secure way for users to verify their identities, using push notifications sent to their phones.| Rublon
Rublon Authentication Proxy is an on-premise RADIUS and LDAP(S) proxy server that enables Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for VPNs and services.| Rublon