Description

wolkvox implements multiple layers of authentication to ensure robust system security and protect access to sensitive information. These mechanisms include Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), IP whitelisting, IP-based firewall restrictions, and Single Sign-On (SSO) integration via Microsoft Active Directory or Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD).

Additionally, wolkvox offers wolkvox Security, a tool that allows clients to configure additional security parameters such as password expiration and complexity requirements, further strengthening account and data protection.

Features

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

• Additional security layer: In addition to the traditional username and password combination, wolkvox implements MFA, which requires a second authentication factor (e.g., SMS code, authenticator app, or physical token).
• Protection against unauthorized access: MFA significantly reduces the risk of identity theft or brute-force attacks.

IP Whitelisting and Restrictions

• IP whitelists: Only authorized IP addresses can access critical systems, blocking connection attempts from unauthorized locations.
• Firewall restrictions: Firewall rules are configured to limit access to specific IP ranges, adding an extra layer of control.

Single Sign-On (SSO) Integration

• Active Directory and Microsoft Entra ID: wolkvox supports authentication via SSO, integrating with clients’ corporate identity systems (e.g., Active Directory or Entra ID).
• Flexible configuration: Clients can manage this integration through the wolkvox Manager module, adapting security parameters to their specific needs.

wolkvox Security

• Advanced security configuration: Clients can customize policies such as:
• Password expiration: Set deadlines for mandatory password changes.
• Password complexity: Require passwords with combinations of letters, numbers, and special characters.
• Adaptability: Adjust security levels according to the specific requirements of each organization.