Kron PAM’s built-in MFA can be used as an enhanced security level for HTTP Proxy. When the user opens a web browser, the user is asked for the KronN PAM credentials to connect to the HTTP Proxy. After the successful credential login, if MFA is activated for HTTP Proxy, the user is asked for an MFA token. If the Kron PAM Desktop Client is used, the MFA token is required when the user opens the web page.

The Kron PAM Mobile Client Application can be used as an online or offline token generator. A hard token can also be used. The token is generated by the Kron PAM  Mobile Client Application.

Enhance the security of your HTTP Proxy with Kron PAM's MFA system. Users authenticate using their Kron PAM credentials and an MFA token, generated through the mobile app or a hard token. Log in securely to your HTTP Proxy web page in Firefox with Kron PA

Auto-Login Feature for Kron PAM HTTP Proxy

MFA Usage with HTTP Proxy

Sending MFA QR Codes to Users

Kron PAM - Getting Started Guide

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About This Guide

Introduction

Kron PAM’s Role-Based Management Concept

Kron PAM Web GUI

About Kron PAM

Basic Role-Based Management Setup

SSH Connection to a Linux Server

RDP connection to a Windows Server

HTTP Proxy

Auditing - Viewing Logs, Records, and Session Videos

Real-time Auditing & Support

Session Manager

Creating a Password Vault Account

Adding Permissions to Password Vault Accounts

Logging in with Password Vault

Password Vault

Sending an MFA QR Code to Users

Connecting Kron PAM and the Kron PAM Mobile Client Application

Enabling One-Time Password (OTP)

Using MFA to Log in to the Kron PAM Web GUI

Using MFA for SSH Connections

Using MFA for RDP Connections

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

Getting Started Guide