What is Multi-Factor-Authentification (MFA)

A person's hands on a notebook. One hand is on the keyboard writing and the other is holding a smartphone.

This interactive video explains what multi-factor authentication (MFA) is and how it works.

Technical information:

Language: German, English, French, Italian

Duration: 2.5 - 3 minutes

Format: SCORM or via our Learning Center

Responsive design: The microlearning can be done on a PC, notebook, tablet and smartphone.

Customizable to the company: Yes, for example, guidelines, terms, colors, font, logo, contact data and linked documents.

Learning goals:

• You know what multi-factor authentication is and how it works.

• You know how to log in using a multi-factor authentication.

Learning content:

• Multi-factor authentication is explained using an interactive scenario.

• What is multi-factor authentication and how does it work?

• Final question

Number of lessons:

1

Target group:

All employees in your company

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