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Setting up Multi-Factor Authentication for Students - BCIT BCIT recommends and can support you to use the free Microsoft Authenticator app Alternatively, you can set up a SafeID hardware token (available for purchase only from the BCIT bookstore)
Instruction Sheet - BCIT Step 10: Hold your phone up to the QR code that should be on your laptop screen and will automatically capture the code an Account Name Enter a name for your acc unt (e g , You will receive confirmation that you have correctly activated the DUO Mobile app reen will appear C
How to add your accounts to Microsoft Authenticator If you have non-Microsoft accounts, such as for Amazon, Facebook, or Google, you can add them to Authenticator for two-step verification, or if your site or service supports adding an account using a QR code, you can set up Authenticator as a way to sign in
Multi-factor Authentication at BCIT - BCIT Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is a multi-step account login process that requires users to enter more information than just a password For example, along with the password, users might be asked to enter a code sent to their device, use a security key, or scan a fingerprint
Setting up Multi-Factor Authentication with Duo for Faculty and Staff . . . Before you can use multi-factor authentication, you’ll either need to enrol a mobile device (either your BCIT device if you have one or your own personal device) or request a hardware token (fob key) If you’re using a mobile device, you’ll need to first install the Duo Mobile app on your device
Frequently Asked Questions About Multi-Factor Authentication for . . . - BCIT Faculty, staff, and contractors utilize multi-factor authentication via the Duo app or a hardware token (fob key), while BCIT students will engage in multi-factor authentication using the Microsoft Authenticator app or a SafeID token
Logging in to BCIT Tools and Systems (Students) - BCIT Login using the credentials indicated (usual on Windows computers, modified on Mac) Go to Service BCIT Enter your login credentials to connect If you are already logged in to a Microsoft product or service, you will be logged in automatically Select BCIT_Secure from the list of available wireless networks
Enabling Windows Hello sign in features - BCIT On your Mobile Device, open the DUO MFA app and tap the Add button Tap on Use QR code Scan the QR code from the Microsoft Account setup screen Feel free to edit the Account name field as desired, then tap Save On your computer, click the Next button