Multi-factor Authentication
This system sets multiple sign-in requirements for users to increase the difficulty of a hacker accessing a user’s system via a stolen password or vulnerability. Common multi-factor authentication processes involve the user undertaking a standard sign-in, and then confirming a code which is sent to an email or mobile phone to verify their identity. Advanced versions may include fingerprints, face recognition and/or voice recognition.
We have curated a list of commonly used SaaS applications and the instructions on how to enable MFA or 2FA within their platforms.
