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Multi-factor authentication (MFA) or Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) for Apple MacOS enhances security by requiring multiple verification factors for accessing sensitive data and resources. This Identity and access management (IAM) policy is crucial for organizations seeking to bolster their data protection. Enable MFA/2FA for macOS local machines, SSH access, RDP, VPNs, and more. Other multi factor authentication (MFA) methods like Google/Microsoft authenticator, OTP via SMS/email, and push notifications add an additional layer of defense. Implementing MFA/2FA deters unauthorized access, as it becomes harder for attackers to breach multiple barriers. Strengthen security beyond traditional passwords with robust authentication methods.
Login to any macOS machine/workstation easily with multiple MFA/2FA options. The changed MFA/2FA preference is synced to all workstations in real time.
Configurable MFA/2FA enforcement for different types of users. For example, prompt MFA/2FA for Administrator and bypass MFA for Standard Use.
Allowing users to login into only the given macOS machines with MFA/2FA to them. For example user a can only login into his machine not into any other machine.
Choose from the cloud or On-Premise deployment option that fits your long-term growth strategy.
Administrator can force IP restrictions to login into the Apple macOS machines/devices.
The user can login to macOS machine using account on any trusted domains or using a local account.
Jamf Pro Multi-Factor / Two-Factor Authentication (MFA/2FA) is an additional layer of security by providing Multi-Factor Authentication to gain access to the Jamf Pro account.
Achieve Two-Factor Authentication on macOS with miniOrange's seamless integration with Jamf Connect, enhancing login security for operating systems.
miniOrange MacOS Multi-Factor / Two-Factor Authentication can be enabled with the integration of JAMF Pro, JAMF connect. JAMF connect allows you to authenticate the users from external directories/ IDPs etc. So the users will use their existing credentials(username and password) to access the macOS machines and the miniOrange macOS MFA/2FA solution will prompt for endering the configured second factor. miniOrange Apple macOS MFA can be used for local console logins of macOS machines as well as for remote connections using SSH.
Receive a text on your mobile with the information required to validate yourself for the second factor.
Receive a time based OTP token (TOTP) by an external authentication app such as Google/Microsoft authenticator.
Use the miniOrange authenticator to login in the form of a soft token, push notification or a QR code.
MFA using login links and password keys on your registered email address.
Use a physical USB token into your computer, which generated the required information to gain access.
Answer a few knowledge based security questions which are only known to you to authenticate yourself.
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Keyloggers can compromise usernames and passwords by capturing all entered data, while spyware enables hackers to monitor user activity and pilfer sensitive information.
Enhance macOS security by utilizing multiple 2FA methods such as SMS, security questions, email verification, and other additional authentication measures.
MFA and 2FA are almost similar and often used interchangeably. 2FA is basically a subset of MFA since as the name suggests 2FA restricts the number of authentication factors to two, while MFA can be two or more.
In this case, call or email your administrator and he can give you access through his admin console. He can enable Forgot my phone option temporarily. If you already have another phone, then you can ask the administrator to reset your phone number and easily login via 2FA.
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