Choose Your Authentication Device for Two-Step Login
Compare the types of devices you can use for Two-Step Login authentication
This article applies to: Two-Step Login
Two-Step Login blocks criminals from using stolen Cornell passwords by requiring something they don’t have. Something in your possession.
When it’s time to sign in using Two-Step Login, you confirm your identity by:
- Taking an automated call on any phone you choose
- Responding to a push to a app or notification on a smartphone
- Entering a code from a hardware token
- Tapping the button on a USB device (security key)
Choose Your Device
- Required: Choose the device you want to use most often with Two-Step Login.
- Strongly Recommended: Choose a backup device in case your first choice is unavailable (left at home, out of charge, lost, or stolen).
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Enroll Devices
- First Time Setup, or
- Enroll Additional Devices if you already setup your first device
Support Contact:
Cornell IT Service Desk
Normal Business Hours: Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm (Eastern Time)
Emergency Service Disruptions: After Hours Support
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