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The “first factor” in security is your password. “Second factors” are an item in your possession and can be a mobile phone, landline phone, tablet, or hardware token, or security key.

Available Authentication Methods 

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Receive a push notification on your device. Tap Approve to authenticateEnter the number displayed from the login prompt on your device. Internet or cellular access is required to use this method.

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A text message with a seven-digit passcode is sent to your mobile phone. Standard message rates apply.

Available for mobile phones. Most international calling codes are supported.

Phone Call (Faculty/Staff only)

Receive an automated phone call. Press any key to authenticate.

Available for smartphones, mobile phones, and landlines. Most international calling codes are supported.

Hardware Token / Security Key

Hardware tokens are small devices that generate passcodes that to verify your identity in place of a phone. The device will rotate the displayed passcode every few minutes to provide you with a new valid code to use. The battery on this device is rated for a minimum of 2 years.
Security Keys plug into your computer and act as a physical “key” into your accounts.

Learn more: Hardware Tokens for the 2FA Service and Security Keys for the 2FA Service

Phone Call (Faculty/Staff only)

Receive an automated phone call. Press any key to authenticate.

Available for smartphones, mobile phones, and landlines

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