Rublon Partner Training in Warsaw

Last updated on January 7, 2026

On Monday, October 27, 2025, in the conference room at Atlas Tower in Warsaw, the next technical training for Rublon Partners took place, following the session in Zielona Góra. The event was attended by 28 specialists representing 12 Partner companies from across Poland, which demonstrates the growing interest in multi‑factor authentication (MFA) and the willingness of our Partners to expand their technical and sales knowledge around Rublon MFA.

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The training was led by Przemyslaw Kucharzewski, Channel Sales Manager, and Patryk Suchorowski, IT Architect. Przemyslaw opened the session with a theoretical overview, and Patryk led the practical technical block that formed the heart of the event.

Cybersecurity and MFA in the Light of Upcoming Regulations

The event opened with an introductory presentation on multi‑factor authentication (MFA) as a key element of the cybersecurity ecosystem. Przemysław Kucharzewski presented the general capabilities of the Rublon MFA platform, its architecture, the available authentication methods, as well as example integrations with popular IT environments.

The discussion also placed the topic in a broader context. The impact of the NIS2 Directive and the upcoming changes to the Polish National Cybersecurity System Act were also covered. This change will significantly increase the demand for MFA deployments within Polish organizations.

“The Partner Channel plays a crucial role in building the market success of cybersecurity solution providers. Partners are a natural extension of the organization. It is thanks to their competencies, commitment, and understanding of customer needs that successful implementations and business growth are possible. That is why investment in technical training and Partner knowledge development is of strategic importance to us.”

Przemyslaw Kucharzewski

Channel Sales Manager at Rublon

Rublon Admin Console in Practice

The technical portion was kicked off by Patryk Suchorowski, who, step by step, reviewed the operation of the Rublon Admin Console — the central tool for managing user accounts, devices, and applications protected by MFA.

Participants had the opportunity to explore the console’s features hands‑on, including:

• user and group management,
• API key handling and the Normalize Usernames feature,
• configuration of security policies and Bypass Codes,
• device management (phones, FIDO2 security keys),
• user directory integration via Directory Sync,
• and the details of the user enrollment process.

In the latter part, we covered the Rublon Prompt view – a modern, personalised login‑confirmation interface – as well as user authenticator management within the Manage Authenticators view.

“The goal of our trainings is to show that Rublon MFA is an advanced platform that can be flexibly tailored to each customer’s IT environment. Together with our Partners, we build knowledge that translates into real deployment success.”

Patryk Suchorowski

IT Architect at Rublon

Integrations with Windows and VPN – Practical Deployments

The third part of the training was dedicated to practical examples of Rublon MFA integrations:

• Rublon MFA for Windows Logon & RDP – installation process, configuration, and Offline Mode,
• Rublon Authentication Proxy – configuration, integration with Fortinet FortiGate VPN, and review of security best practices.

Thanks to this session, participants got to see how multi‑factor authentication is actually deployed in a Windows environment and enterprise network infrastructure.

Discussions, Questions, and Ideas for the Future

Participants showed strong engagement, asking numerous questions about both functionality and implementation aspects. Topics discussed included:

• user statuses and licensing,
• Directory Sync configuration (including group handling),
• Bypass Mode and its applications,
• licensing policy and the possibility of obtaining NFR versions or PoC environments,
• ensuring business continuity,
• and the number and configuration of administrator accounts.

Learning Together and Partner‑Based Relations

The training in Warsaw concluded with a summary of key findings and future plans. Both the presenters and participants agreed that regular educational events are the best way to strengthen relationships within the Partner ecosystem and facilitate the exchange of practical market knowledge.

“Events like this allow us to listen to the voice of our Partners and Customers. Thanks to their feedback, we can develop Rublon MFA in a direction that truly meets market needs.”

Patryk Suchorowski

IT Architect at Rublon

Summary

The training for Rublon Partners in Warsaw was another step in building a community of MFA experts in Poland. The high attendance, strong participant engagement, and open dialogue are the best proof that investing in knowledge together brings tangible results both for our Partners and their clients.

Become a Rublon Partner and let’s build a safer future together.

By joining the Rublon Partner network, you gain access to proven MFA technology that you can offer your customers as added value. This is a collaboration that translates into concrete benefits: better security for your customers and new opportunities for your business.