Multi Factor Authentication (MFA)

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Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is a security process that requires users to provide multiple forms of identification to verify their identity when accessing systems such as RTA. It adds an extra layer of security beyond a password, making it harder for unauthorized individuals to gain access.

 

Multi Factor Authentication (MFA) Set Up

There are two options for Multi Factor Authentication (MFA), one requires all users in the organization to verify using MFA and the other allows each user to choose to use MFA or not.

MFA Required for all Users

  1. Ensure a contact phone number is set up that can receive an authentication code by text message for each user by navigating to their user profile

  2. Navigate to the users tab under Admin in the left hand menu panel

 

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  1. Select the user profile

  2. Under the “General” tab enter a phone number in the contact information panel

 

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  1. If a phone number is not entered prior to turning MFA on, users will be prompted for a phone number when they log in

 

 

  1. Once contact numbers are added, navigate to the “Company Info” tab under Admin in the left hand menu panel

 

 

  1. Scroll down to MFA Settings

 

 

  1. Toggle the “Enable MFA” option to turn MFA on

 

 

  1. Toggle “Require MFA” for all

 

 

MFA Enabled by User

  1. Repeat steps 1-5 above, only toggle “Enable MFA”

  2. Each user would now open their profile settings by clicking on their name in the top left of the screen

 

  1. Scroll down and select “Enable”

 

 

  1. Click Save