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+ | ======Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)====== | ||
+ | ==last updated on: Aug. 20, 2020== | ||
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+ | The Enterprise File Fabric supports two-factor authentication. This can also be referred to as two-step verification or dual factor authentication. | ||
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+ | 2FA is a security process in which the user provides two different authentication factors to verify themselves to better protect both the user's credentials and the resources the user can access. | ||
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+ | If 2FA is turned then users first login with their password before and are then issued a secondary authentication challenge. | ||
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+ | Two Factor Authentication can be turned on for all of a File Fabric organization' | ||
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+ | The File Fabric supports three types of 2FA: | ||
+ | - Email - On each login attempt the user will be have to enter a one-time password that was emailed automatically to the email address associated with her File Fabric account when she submitted her user name and password during the login process. | ||
+ | - Phrase- On each login attempt the user will be challenged to enter a phrase that she has previously associated with her account for this purpose (more on this later). | ||
+ | - Authenticator App (TOTP) | ||
+ | Select the type you want to use from the pulldown menu: | ||
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+ | Once turned on users will have to login as normal and will then receive the second challenge. This will work from web, desktop and mobile apps. |