Difference between revisions of "Multi-Factor Authentication - JHU"
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We will see more and more JHU sites/services requiring MFA, and you will need to configure your MFA access. | We will see more and more JHU sites/services requiring MFA, and you will need to configure your MFA access. | ||
| − | For more details on JHU's implementation of MFA and and instructions on how to use it, please visit WSE IT's documentation on the subject at: | + | For more details on JHU's implementation of MFA and and instructions on how to configure and use it, please visit WSE IT's documentation on the subject at: |
[http://wseit.engineering.jhu.edu/get-help/multi-factor-authentication http://wseit.engineering.jhu.edu/get-help/multi-factor-authentication] | [http://wseit.engineering.jhu.edu/get-help/multi-factor-authentication http://wseit.engineering.jhu.edu/get-help/multi-factor-authentication] | ||
Revision as of 17:50, 5 May 2016
As of May, 2016, JHU's Central IT is beginning to roll-out new security protection measures for several of JHU's services in the form of the JHU myIT multi-factor authentication (MFA). ("Two factor authentication" is a type of MFA you might have heard of before.) For example, your online JHU W2 and Employee Self Service (ESS) in my MyJH use it. The upcoming new VPN system from JHU will use MFA as well.
We will see more and more JHU sites/services requiring MFA, and you will need to configure your MFA access.
For more details on JHU's implementation of MFA and and instructions on how to configure and use it, please visit WSE IT's documentation on the subject at:
http://wseit.engineering.jhu.edu/get-help/multi-factor-authentication