Multi-Factor Authentication Assessment
Self-assessment: a guide based on your answers, not a professional audit, certification, or compliance verification. Learn more
What is Multi-Factor Authentication?
Multi-factor authentication needs a second proof to log in, not just a password, like needing both your bank card and PIN. So even if someone steals your password, they can't get in without the code from your phone.
You’ll see how ready you are for Level 1, plus a short list of what to do next, no pass or fail.
Your answers are saved on this device, so you can stop and come back anytime.
How your result works
Wherever you land, you’ll see what’s already in place and what would move you closer to Level 1. The technical how-to is tucked away for your IT support, so you don’t have to wade through it.
“Not sure” is fine, it counts as not yet in place, something to check rather than guess, and you can change any answer with Previous.
Multi-Factor Authentication Assessment
Question 1 of 11Is MFA enabled on your business email (Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, etc.)?