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2FA alternatives for work social media

2FA alternatives for work social media

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Dragoonyan
Member
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08-31-2023, 08:03 PM
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I help at a non-profit organization in their IT team. We're exploring new ways to implement two-factor authentication for shared accounts like social media. The usual recommendation is using services such as 1Password, but I'm interested in other options too. We've considered a shared device with a collaborative viewer or similar tools. Any ideas would be appreciated! Thanks! Smile
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Dragoonyan
08-31-2023, 08:03 PM #1

I help at a non-profit organization in their IT team. We're exploring new ways to implement two-factor authentication for shared accounts like social media. The usual recommendation is using services such as 1Password, but I'm interested in other options too. We've considered a shared device with a collaborative viewer or similar tools. Any ideas would be appreciated! Thanks! Smile

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ClumsySky
Senior Member
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08-31-2023, 11:43 PM
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It could be needed to use two-factor authentication for logins away from the office, such as trying to sign in from home. However, when inside the building, on the internal network, it isn’t required. My college follows this approach now when accessing accounts like Office365 outside the school. This adds an extra security level against unauthorized access while eliminating inconvenience for staff on site. Two-factor authentication might appear as text messages through an app like Microsoft’s Authenticator.
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ClumsySky
08-31-2023, 11:43 PM #2

It could be needed to use two-factor authentication for logins away from the office, such as trying to sign in from home. However, when inside the building, on the internal network, it isn’t required. My college follows this approach now when accessing accounts like Office365 outside the school. This adds an extra security level against unauthorized access while eliminating inconvenience for staff on site. Two-factor authentication might appear as text messages through an app like Microsoft’s Authenticator.