MFA

1. Once successfully submitted, the telephone number provided on your student record will be used to send Security Code via text.
2. You'll receive an email to your personal email provided on your student record with the 'Reset Password' link.
3. After you've setup your MFA and reset your password you'll be able to get right in.

*If you need to update your contact information on your student record, please visit your Personal Information in your MySPC here.

WHAT IS MULTI-FACTOR AUTHENTICATION (MFA)?

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is a way of verifying that people logging into our systems are indeed the people we think they are. In these times when malicious and phishing attacks are a daily occurrence, MFA provides a way to limit the impact of these attacks and help ensure that only authorized people are accessing our systems.

MFA is a security enhancement that requires two different pieces of identity evidence for system access. The two pieces of evidence must be something you know (user ID and password), something you have (smart card, phone, computer, etc.), or something you are (fingerprint, etc.).

MFA is quite simple. In fact, you probably already use it in some form. For example, you have used MFA if you have:

• swiped your bank card at the ATM and then entered your PIN (personal ID number).

• logged into a website that sent a numeric code to your phone, which you then entered to gain access to your account.