Two-Factor Authentication

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Two-Factor Authentication

Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) is an additional layer of security used to protect user accounts from unauthorized access. When enabled, 2FA means that a user must set up two forms of identification in order to log into the system.

With the enforced 2FA feature, it means that admins can make 2FA mandatory for their users so that they must set up 2FA in order to access SpamTitan. When it is enabled on the MSP level, then all admins on the MSP level, their customers, domains and users inherit the enforced 2FA feature. Customer and domain admins have the ability to modify the setting.

Note

Enforcing 2FA is optional. If you want to enable the enforcement of 2FA and make it mandatory, you must be the initial administrator who was set up when your account was created. It is not possible to enable the enforcement of 2FA for only some MSP admins in your account.

Admins added to the MSP account do not have permission to change this setting.

If you want to enable mandatory 2FA, see Enabling Mandatory Two-Factor Authentication.

If you want to disable mandatory 2FA and make it optional, see Disabling Mandatory Two-Factor Authentication

In this Section

• Enabling Mandatory Two-Factor Authentication
• Disabling Mandatory Two-Factor Authentication
• 2FA for Domains and Users