Our MFA solution considers that a risk-based event may have occurred.You use another computer such as one found on a lectern,.12 hours). Thereafter you will be prompted again to verify only if The majority of users will be prompted to verify at least once every 30 days per device used when accessing an SSO application and more often when accessing applications with a higher risk profile, such as the VPN will be more frequent (e.g.

Examples of SSO applications include Office 365 (Outlook, Teams, etc), Moodle, SharePoint, etc. MFA is only applied to a zID when it accesses a UNSW single sign-on (SSO) application. If in doubt, report it! (Accidental alerting is expected, and no one will get in trouble). You can then select ‘Report’ and the fraud attempt will be sent to UNSW IT Cyber Security Operations team for investigation. At this point a Report Fraud/Suspicious Activity message will appear. If you receive a push notification on your smartphone but you know it isn't you signing in, please tap No, It’s Not Me. Tap Yes (or Done) to confirm it is you and the University single sign-on (SSO) application will open.

A 2-digit number will appear on your sign-in device (eg computer), which you then need to enter into the app on your smartphone.

About Us expand_more (contains submenu)Īfter signing in using your zID and password, you may be prompted by the Microsoft Authenticator app (push notification) to verify that it is you signing in.

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