ArrayShield has announced that its IDAS pattern based two-factor authentication platform can now protect Windows, Linux, UNIX and Solaris servers running in the cloud from multiple hacking attacks.
ArrayShield Two Factor Authentication provides flexibility and functionality for those managing servers in public and hybrid cloud environments. One of the biggest barriers to enterprise cloud adoption is security concerns surrounding around password breaches of servers. ArrayShield Two Factor Authentication can lock down administrative and application ports with a unique pattern based two-factor authentication, and notify critical cloud server security events to system administrators.
ArrayShield IDAS is available in both on-premise and managed service offering delivered as Software-as-a-Service (SaaS). ArrayShield offers critical security controls for servers running on the cloud, allowing companies to adopt servers in public cloud/data center seamlessly without compromising on security levels provided.
Rakesh Thatha, CTO at ArrayShield said, "Protecting access to administrative services like Windows RDP is critical in the cloud, where there is no outer perimeter of access control and administrative ports are often left open to the world. ArrayShield's two-factor authentication for cloud servers helps customers easily and safely controls access to administrative and other applications."
