Cyphercor’s flagship product, LoginTC, was designed to be a simple yet strong solution for MFA. An MFA system itself is already complicated for the average user and so the developers of LoginTC created an easy to set up, easy to understand product that an average user could set up themselves, and busy administrators can easily manage. LoginTC adapts to individual workflow constraints and technology realities. From smartphone apps to hardware tokens to desktop solutions, LoginTC supports a broad range of authentication options to meet all of your business needs. LoginTC supports all major remote access providers such as Web Access Managers, Outlook Web Access, Cloud services, and Remote Desktop. Anywhere there is a username and password, LoginTC can add an additional layer of security. Our wide-ranging choice of connectors means you can do more with less while leveraging your existing infrastructure without introducing additional hardware. Our solution can be set up in less than 1 hour and we provide full support and customer service, which is included in the solution.
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LoginTC is a leading MFA solution that can be implemented in less than an hour.
Microsoft is deprecating Conditional Access custom controls in Entra ID, impacting third-party MFA integrations. MSPs must update client configurations as custom controls will cease to function by May 2027, requiring a migration to external authentication methods.
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LoginTC Managed is an on-premises multi-factor authentication (MFA) solution designed for high-security environments and data compliance requirements, offering flexible deployment and complete control over cybersecurity.
This article discusses the Identity pillar of the CISA Zero Trust Maturity Model, detailing how different MFA types contribute to advancing an organization's security posture. It provides MSPs with valuable insights to guide clients in implementing more robust, phishing-resistant authentication methods.
Read moreThis announcement alerts MSPs to Microsoft's plan to retire SMS and voice MFA for Entra ID by February 2027, with passkeys becoming default in September 2026. MSPs need to proactively migrate client MFA methods to ensure continued security and compliance.
Read moreThis guide explains phishing-resistant MFA, its cryptographic binding mechanism, and identifies qualifying methods like FIDO2/passkeys and certificate-based authentication. MSPs can use this information to educate clients and implement advanced, secure authentication solutions, improving overall cybersecurity defenses.
Read moreThis product update for LoginTC Managed introduces critical security features like administrator account lockout, enhanced audit logging for invalid logins, and Danish language support, directly benefiting MSPs managing client MFA solutions.
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