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Authentication and Authorization
Enable/Disable Multi-Factor Authentication
Purpose
This article describes how to enable/disable Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for a BloodHound user configured for built-in authentication.
Process
Log into your BloodHound tenant.
In the top right, click settings
My Profile
Toggle the Multi-Factor Authentication switch
Continue in one of the two headings below:
Enabling MFA
Disabling MFA
Enabling MFA
In the pop-up, confirm your user’s password and click on
Next
Scan the QR code with your multi-factor authentication application, enter the 6-digit one-time password, and click
Next
Multi-factor authentication is now enabled, click
Close
Disabling MFA
In the pop-up, confirm your user’s password and click on
Disable Multi-Factor Authentication
Multi-factor authentication is now disabled
Outcome
If enabling MFA, next time you log in, you’ll need to use both your password and authentication code.
If you lose your authentication code device, you’ll need to contact an Administrator of your BloodHound tenant who can reset your MFA configuration.
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