Multi Factor Authentication

The video tutorial explains Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), an electronic method that enhances security by requiring two pieces of evidence for access: a password and a code. It highlights popular MFA tools from Microsoft and Google and discusses enabling MFA on various platforms, emphasizing its importance for security.

What is the primary purpose of Multi-Factor Authentication?

• To allow access without any credentials

• To replace passwords entirely

• To enhance security by requiring multiple forms of verification

• To simplify the login process

Which of the following is a common requirement for MFA?

• A username and a password

• A password and a code generated by an application

• A fingerprint and a username

• A security question and a password

Which companies are known for providing popular MFA tools?

• Microsoft and Google

• IBM and Oracle

• Apple and Amazon

• Facebook and Twitter

On which platforms is it crucial to enable MFA?

• Only on banking applications

• On all applications, including social media and email

• Only on social media platforms

• Only on work-related applications

Why is it important to enable MFA after completing this course?

• To protect your applications from unauthorized access

• To receive a course completion certificate

• To avoid using passwords

• To ensure you remember the course content