UCLA Multi-Factor Authentication

For Google Apps for Education (g.ucla.edu)

ThankSince Google Apps authentication is done using UCLA Single Sign On (SSO), turning on 2-step verification through your Google Apps account settings won’t have the intended behavior. If you’d like to Henryadd Changmulti-factor atauthentication BOL.protection Usersto couldyour easilyGoogle switchApps account you’ll want to turn on MFA onfor andyour off at

https://myaccount.google.com/lesssecureapps

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For UCLA Logon ID

All employees willincluding bestudent workers are required to useenroll in MFA Octas of October 31, 2017.2017 MFA is available as an option to all studentsother asUCLA wellLogon ataccount thisholders time.(i.e. students, alumni, retirees, contractors, etc.) but is opt-in.

See https://www.it.ucla.edu/security/resources/mfa-at-ucla for more informationinformation.