Setting up push multifactor authentication for Unified Login

For extra security in KaseyaOne, Unified Login is coupled with identity governance in the form of push multifactor authentication (MFA). The KaseyaOne mobile app facilitates this push MFA process. Configuring the KaseyaOne mobile app and connecting at least one trusted device allows for the following:

  • You can opt to receive push MFA notifications when accessing your KaseyaOne account from trusted devices, making it easier, faster, and more secure for you to log in (compared to 2FA).
  • Push MFA is automatically enabled and serves as the default method used to verify your identity when accessing your KaseyaOne account.
  • Two-factor authentication (2FA) continues to be available as usual.

Instructions follow on how to set up push MFA for your KaseyaOne account.

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Known limitations (Android)

When you clear the application data for the KaseyaOne mobile app or reset your Android device to the factory settings, the Android OS resets the unique device ID as well. As a result, your Android device appears as a new but Not Trusted device in KaseyaOne. To proceed, you must mark the new device as a Trusted device and mark any old device IDs that are no longer relevant as Not Trusted.