Your account has been configured to use Multi-Factor Authentication. Multi-factor authentication involves something you know (your username and password) and something you have (your phone). When you sign on, you will continue to use the same username and password. Before your sign on is complete, you will receive a text message with a one-time passcode. To complete your verification, respond to the text message entering the one-time passcode and your PIN. If you don't respond or enter an incorrect passcode or PIN, the sign on will be denied. Your account has been configured as follows: Phone: <$phone$> PIN: <$pin$> Please reply to this email if this phone number is not correct or you would prefer a different phone number. Note: You should only respond to the Multi-Factor Authentication text message if you are actually signing on. Otherwise, someone may be trying to sign on with your username and password and you should report this potential fraud to your IT administrator.
Your account has been configured to use Multi-Factor Authentication. Multi-factor authentication involves something you know ...
Your account has been configured to use Multi-Factor Authentication. Multi-factor authentication involves something you know ...
Your account has been configured to use Multi-Factor Authentication. Multi-factor authentication involves something you know ...
Your account has been configured to use Multi-Factor Authentication. Multi-factor authentication involves something you know ...
Your account has been configured to use Multi-Factor Authentication. Multi-factor authentication involves something you know ...
Your account has been configured to use Multi-Factor Authentication. Multi-factor authentication involves something you know ...
Your account has been configured to use Multi-Factor Authentication. When you sign on, you will continue to use the same ...
Your account has been configured to use Multi-Factor Authentication. When you sign on, you will continue to use the same ...
Your account has been configured to use Multi-Factor Authentication. When you sign on, you will continue to use the same ...