Centrally managed Multi Factor Authentication with privacyIDEA
summary
Central on‑prem MFA with privacyIDEA installs on a single server or redundant SQL cluster, is a Python web app exposing a REST API and SPA UI, and supports containers for Kubernetes; it manages about 30 token types (TOTP, SMS, paper, SSH keys, U2F/WebAuthn/passkeys), offers plugins for FreeRADIUS, Keycloak, Nextcloud and ADFS/Entra ID, enforces policy scopes and conditions, triggers actions via event/script handlers, and enables offline Windows login via WebAuthn public keys.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction to MFA
- 1:23What is privacyIDEA
- 3:13Design and architecture
- 4:17Flexible user/token/app management
- 7:11User resolvers and realms
- 10:06Application abstraction and plugins
- 12:58Central token enrollment
- 15:05Policy configuration
- 17:38Event handlers and automation
- 20:31FIDO2, WebAuthn and passkeys
- 27:44Windows login with credential provider
- 34:35Live demo
- 44:04Next steps and resources
- 45:11Q&A
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