Identity protection
Extend agentless MFA and authentication policies across cloud, on-premises, legacy, and hybrid access paths using Silverfort.
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
Strengthen authentication across cloud, legacy, and hybrid identity environments with managed MFA support.
ACS delivers managed, agentless MFA support using Silverfort — applying stronger authentication controls across business applications, privileged access, and hybrid access paths.
How ACS works
1Discover
2Integrate
3Enforce
4Tune
ProtectPrivileged and legacy access
ReviewAuthentication signals
SupportAccess policy coverage
ManagePolicy tuning and reporting
Silverfort MFA management
Configure setup, tune policies, troubleshoot issues, and administer the Silverfort MFA platform.
Legacy and hybrid access protection
Bring stronger authentication controls to systems and access paths that may be difficult to protect with native MFA alone.
MFA for stronger authentication.
Extend agentless MFA across enterprise networks, cloud environments, and legacy or hybrid contexts using SilverfortStrengthen MFA rules around users, service accounts, and access paths, with better visibility into risky sign-in patterns and unusual authentication activityProvide setup, policy tuning, troubleshooting, and reporting with clearer visibility into users, applications, and access paths
Identity environment
- Identity providers and directories
- Applications and servers
- Support contacts and escalation paths
- Priority access paths
ACS managed MFA support
- Silverfort setup
- Policy design support
- Authentication enforcement
- Troubleshooting
- Policy tuning
DiscoverIntegrateEnforceTune
Common MFA challenges
01
Identity is a critical control point.
Stolen credentials remain one of the most common ways attackers get into business environments, which makes MFA a baseline control for users, administrators, cloud apps, SaaS tools, servers, and other priority access paths.
02
Not every access path is easy to protect with native MFA.
Older systems, admin tools, service accounts, automated sign-ins, and hybrid access paths may not fit a standard MFA prompt. ACS defines practical coverage, alternate controls, monitoring, exceptions, and policy review for those paths.
03
Effective MFA depends on access context.
Strong authentication decisions should reflect who is signing in, what they are accessing, how privileged the path is, unusual sign-in patterns, exception needs, rollout owners, and how much friction the business can absorb.
04
MFA works best when evidence is visible.
ACS tracks MFA adoption, enforcement gaps, exceptions, and failed authentications, then reports the evidence needed for cyber insurance, customer assurance, SOC, endpoint, SIEM, or advisory reviews.
Key capabilities
MFA capabilities for stronger access.
Identity environment onboarding
Support discovery and onboarding for SaaS applications, cloud resources, identity providers, directories, on-premises systems, servers, privileged access, and priority access paths for MFA deployment.
MFA policy design
Shape authentication policies for users, administrators, privileged access, service accounts, break-glass accounts, shared accounts, sensitive apps, and high-risk access paths.
Legacy and hybrid protection
Extend MFA controls to legacy applications, on-premises systems, hybrid infrastructure, and non-standard access flows using Silverfort without redesigning every server or application.
Authentication policy tuning
Manage workflows around MFA rules, suspicious sign-in behavior, failed authentications, user communications, exceptions, phased rollout, pilot groups, and policy tuning.
Policy exception and troubleshooting review
Review access friction, policy exceptions, authentication failures, shared-account issues, service-account needs, and troubleshooting priorities.
MFA reporting
Give leaders a clearer view of MFA activity, protected users and apps, enforcement gaps, exception trends, failed authentications, high-risk access paths, cyber-insurance evidence, and next-step priorities.
Common use cases
When identity issues disrupt business.
Privileged access protection
Add stronger authentication expectations around administrative accounts, elevated access, service accounts, shared accounts, break-glass access, and sensitive systems.
Legacy application access
Bring MFA strategy to legacy or hard-to-modernize applications that may not support standard MFA natively.
Hybrid workforce access
Apply more consistent authentication controls across cloud, network, and on-premises access paths used by distributed teams.
Policy tuning and reporting
Provide ongoing policy review, troubleshooting, reporting, and clear conversations around authentication control expectations.
Next step
Need stronger authentication?
ACS can deploy and manage agentless Silverfort MFA — extending authentication protection across users, applications, privileged access, and hybrid identity environments.
Silverfort MFA managementCloud / legacy / hybrid accessAuthentication and access focus
