Fri, 10 Mar 2023 19:40:49
In order to improve the information security, multi-factor authentication (MFA) will be available on March 23, 2023 in some systems.
After the MFA service is launched, a dialog window to set MFA (Fig.1) will appear when logging in to the following services.
- Google Workspace (Gmail, Google Classroom, Google Drive etc. by using TUFS account)
- Information Infrastructure Service System (IISS)
- Zoom (Only if you sign in with Google by using TUFS account)
If you want to enable MFA, click on "REGISTER DEVICE"; if you do not want to use it, click on "SKIP THIS STEP".
【Fig. 1】
Point to keep in mind
- The MFA is not automatically enabled and must be configured on your own to enable it.
- The MFA is not mandatory for the time being.
- The dialog window to set MFA will appear when you newly sign in. If you are already signed in, the dialog will not appear.
- After registering the device to enable MFA, you can always deactivate MFA from below link with registered device.
- When you lose registered device, we will deactivate MFA. (It may take time to respond.)
- When you change the model of your smartphone, please transfer the application data properly.
Deactivate MFA from here: https://iccoam.tufs.ac.jp/openam/
Initial set up procedure of MFA
To enable multi-factor authentication, you will need a smartphone with one of the following applications.
Setup procedures for each application are described in those links. (English version is under construction)
Applications required to use multi-factor authentication
■ Google Authenticator (iOS、Android)
■ Microsoft Authenticator (iOS、Android)