1: Scroll down to TWO-FACTOR AUTHENTICATION

2: Activate – this checkbox defines whether you will activate two-factor authentication at login or not.

3: Relaxed Mode – checking this checkbox allows for higher time drifting and adds a few more minutes for you to check your mobile app and come back with the TOTP.

4: Description – what you input here is what the authenticator app will display as the account name. By default, it will be set to the website name, but it can be customized at any time.

5: Secret – this field contains a randomly generated secret key you need to input in order to set up the new entry in your selected authenticator app (below we have a list of preferred authenticator apps for your device). Clicking the New Secret button below generates a new secret code if needed and the QR Code button will show the scannable code. (A new secret code must be generated every time you make changes to the Description field.)

6: Verify TOTP – this is where the users will input the Time-Based One-Time Password generated by their chosen authentication app after they’ve added the new entry. They’ll have to check the password validity (by clicking the Check button) before two-factor authentication is actually enabled. This is a way to make sure your users will not accidentally get locked out of their accounts if the two-factor authentication is not properly set up.

DSARlive’s Two-Factor Authentication functionality gives you peace of mind knowing that your account is safe and sound.

AUTHENTICATOR MOBILE APP OPTIONS

Google Authenticator.
• Apple iOS device
• Android device

Microsoft Authenticator.
• Apple iOS device
• Android device

LastPass Authenticator.
• Apple iOS device
• Android device
• Windows Desktop

Friendly final notice. It is your responsibility in making sure your account is safe. By not activating the Two-Factor Authentication feature places you in a liable position should your account be breached and proven that you failed to apply the available measures.