Let Duo use your camera, and Scan the QR code.Įnter in a short Account Name and press Save.Īfter you successfully add your first device, click Continue.ġ0. On the next screen on the Duo Mobile app select Use a QR code. On your device, open the Duo Mobile app (or install it if you haven't yet). Select Set up account. If you are enrolling a tablet select I have a tablet.Ĭheck your phone for the Passcode to Confirm your phone number. Including entering a passcode sent to verify your device. This guide will focus on enrollment via the Duo Mobile app, the process we recommend.įollow the prompts from Duo to Enter your phone number. Select the type of device you are enrolling.

If you need help, please call 209-228-HELP or visit the OIT Service Desk in COB-1 Room 127.Ĭlick Next and read through the security information from Duo. The Duo Mobile app downloaded (available in Apple and Google Play App Stores) to speed up the enrollment process.OIT highly recommends the use of your mobile device (Duo Mobile or Phone Number) as your first and primary 2FA method.Your 2FA device of choice (Duo Mobile, Phone Number or Security Key).If your password is correct, Duo will prompt you for your second factor.This documentation assumes that you have encountered the Duo Two-Factor Authentication enrollment page after attempting to log in to a protected service, and that you are managing the enrollment process primarily on a desktop or laptop computer.īefore you get started, you will need the following: Once there, click the Duo Login button and enter your NetID and password. You're all set up! You can test the Duo Login process at the Duo Self-Service Portal. Activate your device by scanning the QR code from the Duo app.Select the type of device you would like to use (Mobile Phone is HIGHLY recommended).On a computer (not your smartphone), go to the Emory Duo Self-Service Portal to begin. To use Duo, you will need to complete the Duo Security enrollment process. You will not need to use Duo when you are on the Emory campuses or Healthcare locations (including satellite clinics), Grady Memorial Hospital, or Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. When prompted by Duo, you will have the option to trust the device you are using for 30 days when using the same device and web browser. Once you have enrolled, you will see the Duo authentication prompt when you log into a Duo-enabled applications from off campus.See the Emory Duo FAQ page for complete details regarding this application). Currently Duo is active for the Emory VPN, RSPH Citrix, PeopleSoft HR/eVantage, OPUS, EmoryHealthcare VDT/VDI, and Office 365.See “What are my authentication options” at the Emory Duo FAQ page for more information. Normally, you will only need to use Duo whenever you log in to a Duo-enabled Emory service from an off -campus location (e.g., off the Emory network or Emory WiFi Network). Responding to a phone call that was sent to your mobile phone or landline.Entering a passcode that you requested via the Duo Authentication prompt, or that you generated on your Duo Mobile app, or displayed on a hardware token.Sending a push notification to the Duo Mobile app on your smartphone that you acknowledge to confirm your identity.

After you log in with your NetID and password, Duo confirms your identity by any of the following methods you choose: How does Duo work?ĭuo is a two-factor authentication system that Emory is implementing on multiple services to increase security. For example, if you have ever received a code via text message and had to use it to log into a website, you have used two-factor authentication. It is now common in online banking and other high-security applications. Two-factor authentication decreases the risk of compromises and data breaches by requiring two factors to confirm your identity – something you know (your password) and something you have (e.g., app push, text, or call to your mobile phone or landline). Why is Emory implementing Two Factor Authentication?Īttacks on higher education and health care computers and networks are increasing in sophistication. Passwords alone have proved to be an ineffective means to mitigate the current threat to our information resources. Check the FAQ link on the left to see if your problem is addressed there otherwise, please contact the Emory Service Desk at 40 or use their Live Chat option at.

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