Multi-Factor authentication (MFA) is an online security system for your sensitive and personal information. It requires more than just a password for access. The goal is to create a layered defense for your data so that an unauthorized person finds it more difficult to access. If your password becomes compromised, there will be another level of security to keep your information safe.
UND uses Duo Security MFA to provide you with even better security for your sensitive information.
Duo Security is the 2FA provider for UND. 2FA, or two-factor authentication adds a second layer of security to your NDUS/UND account. This article describes how to set up and use Duo with your NDUS/UND account, as well as tips and troubleshooting steps.
Steps to add, remove, or rename Duo authentication devices after initial enrollment.
With Duo Mobile, users that don't have a phone Wi-Fi connection or cell service can still authenticate a duo prompt.
Steps to enroll in Duo two-factor authentication. Users must be enrolled in Duo to log in to many UND services/systems, like email, BlackBoard, and Campus Connection.
General information about authenticating with Duo
A hardware token is a small key fob-like device with an internal passcode generator that can be associated with a two-factor (DUO) account. With the press of a button, it will generate and display a single-use passcode to complete the second step of a login.
Steps to reactivate Duo Mobile for an existing smartphone or tablet.
Duo Mobile is an app for smartphones and tablets that receives easy-to-use push notifications and generates passcodes for Duo-protected logins. It can generate passcodes without cellular or Wi-Fi service, making it useful when traveling.