Track user authentication and enforce MFA where standard technologies fall short
Traditional MFA typically does not cover all identities within an organization. Enforce MFA, risk-based authentication, and Zero Trust policies for resources that have been difficult to protect until now—without installing agents, proxies, or making changes to application code
IAM vulnerabilities accumulate where traditional tools fall short
Organizations typically have several layers of security, but some aspects of identity still remain outside their full control: service accounts, legacy applications, or access to PowerShell
Extend protection to Active Directory and enjoy a single view of logins with Entra ID
Close security gaps related to login and access to critical resources in Windows login, AD, and GPO scenarios.
Identify authentication vulnerabilities in the shadows and gain full control
A single point of visibility for authentication
Less extensive damage
Even if an attacker obtains credentials, MFA and Zero Trust policies block lateral movement across the network—minimizing the number of resources the attacker can access.
Compliance with NIS2, DORA, and KSC
Context-based policies enforced in real time help meet Zero Trust regulatory requirements without the need for costly deployments of additional tools.
Security Beyond PAM/MFA
Service accounts, legacy applications, access via PowerShell, or industrial protocols—Silverfort covers environments that traditional tools overlook.
When does Silverfort make sense?
You need a single point of view for authentication because you have an extensive on-premises Active Directory and Entra ID
An audit or penetration test revealed a problem with the service accounts
An incident of the lateral movement, Pass-the-Hash, or Pass-the-Ticket type occurred
Do you want to supplement your existing PAM/MFA systems so they can coexist without replacing them?
You are preparing your organization for Zero Trust at the identity layer.
Before and After the Implementation of Silverfort
Some logins remain outside of our full control, and traditional tools do not cover all resources.
MFA and Zero Trust policies are enforced online throughout the entire authentication process.
Result: Less damage, better identity protection, and greater resistance to account takeovers.
Patch My PC by the Numbers
14-Day PoC — Find Out Where Your Authentication Gaps Are Today
Qualification and formalities — signing the NDA before the pilot program begins
A 14-day trial license with the option to extend it for up to an additional 14 days
The pilot covers a selected portion of the environment, such as 2–3 domain controllers and one location
Two 4-hour working sessions and a third meeting to clarify details, led by ISCG engineers
Result
Access to authentication data that was previously invisible, and MFA enforcement in areas that were previously unaddressed—all without installing agents or rewriting applications.
Silverfort does not replace PAM and MFA, but rather complements them and closes the gaps they previously left uncovered, thereby enhancing the Zero Trust strategy at the identity layer.
Frequent questions and answers
Does Silverfort require agents or proxies?
Does it work with AD and Entra ID at the same time?
Yes. Silverfort supports hybrid environments—it covers both on-premises Active Directory and Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD). MFA and Zero Trust policies are enforced consistently across both environments from a single management console, eliminating gaps caused by fragmented administration.
Is it possible to protect service accounts?
Yes. Silverfort automatically detects service accounts and maps their typical behavior—where they log in from, which resources they access, and at what times. Any deviation from the pattern is blocked in real time. The platform also protects legacy applications, administrative tools, file access, PSExec, and PowerShell—scenarios that traditional MFA overlooks.
How quickly can Silverfort be deployed?
Deployment is up to 17 times faster than traditional PAM/MFA solutions. As part of a 14-day PoC, Silverfort can cover selected domain controllers and provide a complete picture of authentication within the organization—without lengthy integration projects and without involving development teams.
Does Silverfort replace PAM or existing MFA solutions?
No—Silverfort complements existing tools; it does not replace them. It acts as a layer that extends protection to resources not covered by PAM and MFA: service accounts, legacy systems, industrial protocols, and command-line access. It integrates with popular solutions such as CyberArk, Microsoft Authenticator, Okta, and Splunk.
Silverfort in Practice: How to Secure AD, Entra ID, and Resources Not Covered by Traditional IAM
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