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What devices and methods can I use to authenticate?

The column headings in the following table are the types of devices that can be used for multifactor authentication. The row labels list authentication methods. Together, they should which methods of authentication are available for each device.

Explanations of an authentication method is briefly explained below the table.

Which EKU services and apps require it?

EKU systems fall into one of 2 categories:

Why does EKU require employees to 2FA/MFA?

The Reality

Numerous attacks on institutions of higher education have resulted in the theft, alteration, or destruction of data. EKU has been targeted by cybercriminals with similar capabilities.

Why does EKU require students to 2FA/MFA

Is this really necessary?

Although the two-factor/multi-factor authentication process is designed to be as quick and painless as possible, you may find yourself wondering "is this really necessary?" or "Why does it apply to me?" if that's the case, read on to learn why.

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Wi-Fi Setup on iOS Phones

Instructions for students and employees setting up wi-fi on iOS phones and devices.

Windows: Screenshot

How to take a screenshot on a Windows computer.

Wired: Linux PC

Connecting a Linux PC to wired/ethernet in residence halls.

Wireless Network: Android Device

How to connect your Android device to EKU's wi-fi.

Wireless Network: Chromebooks

How to connect your Chromebook or other ChromeOS device to EKU's Wi-Fi.

Wireless Network: Linux/Unix-based

Information on how to set Linux/Unix-based systems up on EKU wi-fi.

Workplace Security

Workstations in the workplace are sometimes easy targets for criminal activity. Whenever a laptop or mobile device is lost or stolen, the data on that device has also been stolen and if proprietary EKU data is lost or compromised, the resulting damage can be much greater than the cost of replacing the equipment. Some tips:

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