LapsSignify

Windows Local Password Management using LAPS

LAPS Help Desk console is a free tool to view and reset local administrator password of LAPS enabled endpoint, directly at your fingertip. LAPSSignify enables the LAPS team to quickly retrieve and reset passwords from anywhere directly from their iOS device.

If you have LAPS implemented in your environment, LAPSSignify is a must have tool to extend its accessibility to mobile.

✫✫ Contact us to try this app in our test environment ✫✫

Turn your mobile into a fully functional LAPS management tool and enjoy the freedom to manage your LAPS environment from your office, home, or anywhere. Being an enterprise app, we value your security and privacy and made it absolutely free of any advertisements or banners.

LAPSSignify is free to download and use.

✫✫ What is LAPS ✫✫

LAPS is a free tool from Microsoft that randomises the local password on each managed windows endpoint. This unique password and its expiry date is securely stored in Active Directory attributes and viewable only to authorized accounts. LAPS is a great tool to prevent lateral movement and privilege escalation pass the hash attacks.

✫✫ App Features ✫✫

✫〉View password of managed windows endpoint

✫〉View expiry date of managed windows endpoint

✫✫ Questions✫✫

Want to read more about LAPSSignify?

https://www.signifium.com/LAPSSignify

Have questions to ask? Report bugs or give feedback?

We have tried our best to make this app beautiful and intuitive. But if there are errors, bugs or you need enhancements, please pass on your valuable feedback through our form at: https://www.signifium.com/contact-us/

or directly email us at "lapssignify at signifium dot com".

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** Active Directory Servers are normally not exposed to the Internet. So either your device has to be in the network or VPN’ed in.

** SSL connection is the most secure way to access Active Directory. Please refer to our 2 minutes blog on how to configure SSL for Active Directory.

** Active Directory and Windows Server are a trademark of Microsoft Corp.