Multi-Factor Authentication
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is an industry-standard security measure that enhances account protection by requiring users to provide multiple forms of verification before accessing a system or application. It is designed to reduce the risk of unauthorized access, even if a password is compromised.
How Does MFA Work?
Savology MFA operates by requiring authentication from two categories:
- Something You Know – A password
- Something You Have – A security token
Savology complies with financial industry best practices by requiring administrators to complete MFA per device every 30 days.
How to Enable Force MFA for Users:
In addition to requiring administrators to complete MFA every 30 days per device, admins are now able to force MFA for their users as well.
- While signed into your administrator account > Navigate to Manage Account > Settings Tab > Scroll down to Other Features > Change 'Force user MFA' to Yes > Save your changes
- Users will now be required to complete MFA upon Savology login
Implementing MFA is a crucial step in safeguarding sensitive information and ensuring secure access for all users.
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