The common practice of syncing passwords between AD and the cloud identity provider means any AD breach is a potential risk to the SaaS environment as well.
To learn more about how Silverfort addresses weaknesses in your identity security posture, check out our resource, Silverfort MFA: Protect the Unprotectable.
At this point, some may wonder why an MFA isn’t just added to the AD authentication process, as is done with Saas apps.
Our answer is that it’s too expensive to implement.
Either way, adversaries can simply compromise an AD server and gain access from there.
As long as an authentication to AD is carried out, AD will forward this to Silverfort and protection will be in place.
For more information about Silverfort’s MFA and how it mitigates against breaches, see our resources, including this one.
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