What is
twomulti-factor authentication?
TwoMulti-factor authentication adds a second layer of security to your online accounts. Verifying your identity using a second an additional factor (like your phone or other mobile device) prevents anyone but you from logging in, even if they know your password.
This second additional factor of authentication is separate and independent from your username and password — Duo never sees your password.
How It Works
Enter username and password as usual
Use your phone to verify your identity
Securely
log in
Why do I need this?
Passwords are increasingly surprisingly easy to compromise. They can often be stolen, guessed, or hacked — you might not even know someone is accessing your account. TwoMulti-factor authentication helps keep your account secure even if your password is compromised. With Duo Push, you'll be alerted right away (on your phone) if someone is trying to log in as you.
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Faculty members with Peoplesoft access will be required to use Duo by 9/30/19. This will apply to any online UMBC service requiring a login, except for current, “self-service” functions such as timesheets, etravel requests, etc. Click here for more information. |
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DoIT strongly encourages Duo users to enroll a backup authentication device to avoid being locked out of your account should you be without your default device! |
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For more information on twomulti-factor authentication as provided by Duo Security, go to http://guide.duosecurity.com