Setting up Two-Factor Authentication (TFA)
Two-Factor Authentication or Multi-Factor authentication is an extra layer of security that enables users to login to their accounts with an extra layer of evidence. This evidence can be any application or device, which only the user has access to such as One-Time password. For example, if you have shared your password with a colleague, they will not be able to signin to Access Manager Plus without the one-time password.
Summary of Steps
Setting up Two-Factor Authentication involves two basic steps:
- Setting up Two-Factor Authentication.
- Specifying the users to whom Two-Factor Authentication is to be enforced.
Note: Two-factor Authentication will take effect only if both the above steps are performed. Also, Two-Factor Authentication will be applicable only for those users for whom it is enforced by their administrators. All the other users will be allowed to login to Access Manager Plus through the usual way.
Access Manager Plus supports Two-Factor Authentication through several ways. Click the respective links to know more and proceed to set up the required Two-Factor Authentication.