Our team designed an in-house remote-access solution using the native operating-system VPN client with IPSec, SAML authentication, and push-based multi-factor authentication.

Project challenge

Provide a secure alternative remote-access path while reducing dependency on a third-party VPN client and retaining strong authentication controls.

Delivery

  • The team designed IPSec connectivity around the native operating-system VPN client.
  • The team integrated SAML-based identity and push-notification MFA.
  • The team aligned firewall, routing, authentication, and endpoint requirements into one deployment model.
  • The team positioned the solution as an additional continuity and remote-access option rather than a single point of dependency.

Outcome

A secure remote-access option was created using native client capabilities while preserving centralized identity and MFA controls.

Technology and methods

IPSec SAML MFA Windows VPN Firewall policy

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