Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
MFA provides enhanced security for data systems. When MFA is enabled for a system, logging in to that system will require you to provide an additional form of authentication, as well as your username and password, to verify your identity. Additional authentication might include:
- Text Token - One-Time Passcode provided by a text message;
- Push Notifications - Deny or approve from your Smartphone;
- Soft Token - A rotating 6-digit code provided by a Smartphone app; or
- Hard Token - A rotating 6-digit code provided by a key-fob device.
For questions regarding our MFA solution, please visit our Frequently Asked Questions
Set up an MFA Account
If you need to access the State’s MFA-enabled services, you may begin setting up your Cloud MFA account with this user guide