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They would have to re-enroll in MFA, but that's the same thing that happens today if someone uses Google Authenticator and gets a new phone (or uninstalls Googl
by EB66 5y ago
They would have to re-enroll in MFA, but that's the same thing that happens today if someone uses Google Authenticator and gets a new phone (or uninstalls Google Authenticator).
- nodamage 5y agoI'm not sure I understand. Aside from their password, does the user need to provide additional information to re-enroll in MFA on a new device?
- EB66 5y agoThat additional information would vary, but you basically would follow the same process for someone who loses their device (and along with it their TOTP authenticator app). You might send them a SMS code, require them to call in, etc. Basically it'd be no different than what companies already do today when someone loses their device and their authenticator app.