As the University of Illinois transitions to Microsoft Multi-factor Authentication (MFA), this article highlights some of the key changes and improvements to expect.
Setting up Microsoft Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) can take up to 10 minutes, and is made much easier by ensuring you are ready with everything necessary.
This article provides a guide to registering devices in Microsoft MFA.
This article summarizes the different different sign-in experiences you may encounter depending on the type of Microsoft MFA you are using.
Manage your Microsoft MFA sign-in methods/devices at aka.ms/mfasetup
This article walks through troubleshooting some potential problems encountered with setting up or using Microsoft MFA.
Security keys provide secure, phishing-resistant ways to authenticate to University services. Security keys are small, portable devices that you can use to log into Duo or Microsoft MFA.
Microsoft Authenticator gives you several ways to securely verify your identity when signing in with your UIC account.
If you use Android devices and/or the Chrome web browser, you can save your UIC Microsoft passkey to Google Password Manager and use it to securely sign in to university applications.
If you currently use Duo Mobile on your phone to approve UIC sign-ins and want the simplest way to transition to Microsoft MFA, we recommend setting up Microsoft Authenticator.
This article explains how to enable and configure Windows Hello for Business in Microsoft Intune for selected users or devices. It covers creating and assigning a targeted policy, configuring Windows Hello settings such as PIN requirements, TPM, and biometrics, and verifying that the policy was successfully applied.