Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

Information and how-to articles about multi-factor authentication, a security tool that provides additional protection by requiring multiple forms of verification before granting access to an account.

Articles (14)

Pinned Article Multi-Factor Authentication: About

Multi-factor authentication is a security tool that requires multiple forms of verification before granting access to an account. Our campus uses multi-factor authentication on Microsoft 365 accounts for extra security to protect your information and keep the University safe. Your University Microsoft 365 account is automatically enrolled in multi-factor authentication.

Pinned Article Multi-Factor Authentication: Setting Up Multi-Factor Authentication

Setting up Multi-Factor authentication which is required for most university services such as Microsoft 365 (MavMAIL), Workday, and many other apps.

Multi-Factor Authentication: Changing Your Options

Multi-Factor Authentication: Passwordless Sign-In for Microsoft 365 with Microsoft Authenticator App

Multi-Factor Authentication: New Android Phone

Multi-Factor Authentication: Enroll New iPhone

Multi-Factor Authentication: Self Enrollment for iOS phones

Multi-Factor Authentication: Set up for Phone Voice Call (call only phones & non-smartphones)

Multi-Factor Authentication: Lost Smart Phone

Multi-Factor Authentication: Change Verification Method to Microsoft Authenticator App

Multi-Factor Authentication: Verification for Microsoft Not Sending

Multi-Factor Authentication: Phone call verification fails, unblock incoming phone numbers (Zoom, Cell Phone)

Multi-Factor Authentication: Microsoft 365 Compatible Email Clients

Multi-Factor Authentication: International Travel with No Cell Service