I don’t want to use a personal device for my Second Factor, what can I do?

I don’t want to use a personal device for my Second Factor, what can I do?

Aimed at:  Edinburgh Napier’s staff 

If you don't wish to use your personal device for Multi-Factor Authentication you should follow these guidelines:

If you have a corporate phone or tablet:

Configure this device to perform MFA - find out how...

If you have a corporate laptop, but no corporate phone or tablet:

If you haven’t already done so, consider getting your laptop re-imaged for the Managed Laptop Service. It’s possible that in the future, managed laptops may not be required to use MFA (although they are currently).

If you have not been issued any corporate device:

To be issued with a corporate device for external email access a business case will need to be made via your Line Manager.

 

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