Multifactor Authentication creates a layered approach to security by requiring two or more credentials for logins. These credentials may include something you know (eg password), something you have (eg smartphone, key), and something you are (eg fingerprint). This multi-layered approach helps reduce successful login attempts from criminals and bad actors. Depending on your preferred set-up option, you will receive a login prompt like the one below. Setting up MFA is self-service - meaning that you can set this up on your own. To begin, click the topics below or visit https://aka.ms/mfasetup What is Multifactor Authentication
What does it look like?
First Time Set-Up
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