Duo MFA (Multi-factor Authentication )

As the name implies, MFA blends at least two separate factors. One is typically your username and password, which is something you know. The other could be:

  • Something you have. A cellphone, keycard, or USB stick could all verify your identity. 
  • Something you are. Fingerprints (TouchID), face scans (FaceID), and others.

Adding this secondary factor to your username/password protects your privacy. NMH requires multi-factor authentication for all employees starting Summer 2022. See related articles for more information.

 
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Duo MFA: Initial Set Up
Help for setting up Duo multi-factor authentication. Multi-factor authentication adds layers of security to your online accounts. Verifying your identity using a second factor (like your phone or other mobile device) prevents anyone but you from logging in, even if they know your password.
Duo MFA: Setting Up a Cell Phone
If TouchID is your only device with Duo MFA, you'll only be able to log in with the MacBook that has TouchID. This article shows how to set up another factor (such as your cell phone) in Duo if you already (and only) have TouchID enabled.
Duo MFA: Setting Up a MacBook with Touch ID
Instructions for setting up Touch ID on a Macbook as a verification factor in Duo.