PowerBuilder-Ready Integration
A plug-and-play approach that reduces the custom development normally required to connect a PowerBuilder application to MFA services.
Add MFA to user sign-in and protect sensitive business operations with a solution built for PowerBuilder.
Visual Guard keeps the MFA project focused on your application, with PowerBuilder-specific integration and implementation support.
A plug-and-play approach that reduces the custom development normally required to connect a PowerBuilder application to MFA services.
Get guidance from people who know PowerBuilder, from integration and configuration through production rollout.
Keep MFA costs under control with an alternative to traditional enterprise MFA solutions.
Visual Guard applies an MFA challenge after the user’s primary authentication, according to the policy defined for the application.
With the application’s existing authentication method.
Repository- or application-level rules determine whether additional verification is required.
Via an authenticator app, one-time code or secure verification link.
Visual Guard supports common MFA methods for different users and application scenarios.
Microsoft Authenticator, Google Authenticator and compatible TOTP applications.
TOTP · QR-code enrollmentSend a one-time code that users enter during authentication.
Email · SMSAllow users to confirm authentication through a secure link sent by email or SMS.
Email · SMSDefine MFA rules at repository level and adapt them by application when needed.
Require additional verification before a high-risk business action while normal application use remains unchanged.
Not every screen or operation has the same risk. Visual Guard can request MFA before specific business actions without adding friction everywhere else.
Visual Guard provides the PowerBuilder-side components and security services required to add MFA to an existing application.
You do not have to implement MFA in your PowerBuilder application alone.
If your requirements go beyond MFA, the same Visual Guard environment can also cover user and group management, authentication, application authorization, audit trails and reporting.






Tell us about your authentication environment and we’ll help you identify the best way to add MFA.