Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is a way of ensuring that only you are able to access your accounts in these applications and turns your login into a two-step process.
Get Started
Multi-factor authentication turns your login into a two-step process that uses your login information and a code to allow you access to applications and web sites that store sensitive data. Because a successful login requires both a correct password and an additional verification, it makes it much harder for an attacker to use a lost or stolen password to access your account.
Get Help
If you need assistance or have a question related to your Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), please reach out to the RIT Service Center.
Related
- How do I generate MFA Bypass/Offline Codes?
- My Duo account is disabled, what do I do?
- How do I request MFA for a RIT Service?
- How do I reactivate or add another device to Duo?
- How do I make sure that only my devices are registered with MFA?
- Information Security Office MFA at RIT Page
- Duo's Guide to Two-Factor Authentication (not RIT-specific)
- Duo’s Guide to Using Security Key's (like YubiKey) (not RIT-specific)
