Duke DIY: How to Set Up Multi-factor Authentication
Set up your computer for extra security
Multi-factor authentication, also referred to as advanced or two-factor authentication, provides an additional layer of security when logging in or performing transactions online.
When logging in, a user is required to enter a password and also authenticate using a second factor, typically a phone or hardware token.
The IT Security Office strongly recommends multi-factor authentication for access to critical systems or systems storing sensitive data.
For more information and to sign up, visit Duke's Office of Information Technology website.