Duo Authentication for Windows Logon

Duo Authentication for Windows Logon adds Duo two-factor authentication to these Windows and Windows Server logon scenarios: - Local or domain account logins - Logins at the local console and/or incoming Remote Desktop (RDP) connections - Credentialed User Access Control (UAC) elevation requests (e.g. Right-click + "Run as administrator") in v4.1.0 and later Duo's Windows Logon client does not add a secondary authentication prompt to the following logon types: - Shift + right-click "Run as different user" - PowerShell "Enter-PSSession" or "Invoke-Command" cmdlets - Non-interactive logons (i.e. Log on as a Service, Log on as Batch, Scheduled Tasks, drive mappings, etc.) - Pre-Logon Access Providers (PLAPs) such as Windows Always On VPN - RDP Restricted Admin Mode