MFA is security tool in which a user is granted access only after successfully presenting two or more pieces of evidence to an authentication mechanism.
Earlier this week we shared that Adoption and Change Management and Network are critical to getting started with Teams, but have you thought about Multi-Factor Authentication?
Our third Success Criteria is Multi Factor Authentication, or simply known as MFA.
MFA is an authentication method in which a computer user is granted access only after successfully presenting two or more pieces of evidence to an authentication mechanism.
Hmmm, are you scratching your head wondering what these authenticators could be. They’re actually quite simple and interestingly, all unique to you. They’re something you know (knowledge), something you have (possession) and something you are (inherence).Check out our video to get a closer look at:
We know that Teams is a journey, but with some planning, a bit of hard work and a little guidance from your Teams experts at AMTRA, we promise you a smooth journey.
Want to learn more about Multi-Factor Authentication? Talk to one of experts info@amtrasolutions.com.
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