Security breaches prompt new multi-factor authentication requirement for university-run websites
By Luke Gentile The University of Maryland’s Division of Information Technology has set Oct. 15 as the date that all university-run websites will require students to use its new multi-factor authentication (MFA). After the “go-live” date, anyone accessing resources including ELMS, Testudo, MyDRL, MyUHC, Terrapin Express and library services will have to provide a second form of verification. This will require users to download an … Continue reading Security breaches prompt new multi-factor authentication requirement for university-run websites
