It is possible to use Computer Logon to protect Network drive mapping with multi-factor authentication....
This guide assumes that logon to the end user's computer is already protected by the Computer Logon Client.
The first step required is a modification to the Computer Logon registry key on the client computer, to control the behavior of the network drive mapping (NDM)
Open regedit and go to Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Deepnet Security
Create a new sub-key called Computer Logon
Within the new key, add a DWORD value called MFAforNDM with the value of 1;
This change can be deployed through GPO: https://www.techcrafters.com/portal/en/kb/articles/how-to-add-edit-deploy-and-import-registry-keys-through-gpo#How_to_Add_Edit_a_Registry_Key_via_Group_Policy_Objects
The second step required is to access the DualShield Administration Console and modify the Computer Logon Client policy:
For Customers using DualShield version 7.1.0 (0702) or above, plus Computer Logon Agent and Client version 2.5.6 or above, please expand the NAC tab and set Authentication to Multi-Factor Authentication..
For Customers using slightly older versions of DualShield and the Computer Logon Agent and Client, Expand the UAC tab and set Authentication to Multi-Factor Authentication..
You will most likely need to restart the client PC for this change to take effect.