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Multi-Factor Authentication for Salesforce Orgs
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is a secure authentication method that requires users to verify their identity with a second piece of evidence (or factor) in addition to their password. To protect users from security threats like phishing, credential stuffing, and account takeovers, Salesforce requires MFA for all logins to Salesforce products. MFA is both technically and contractually required. These requirements apply equally to direct logins with a Salesforce username and password and to logins via single sign-on (SSO). Salesforce provides MFA functionality for all Salesforce products.
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MFA for Direct User Logins Enable MFA for Direct User Logins MFA Verification Methods for Direct Salesforce Login Configure the MFA Verification Options Available to Your Users |
MFA for Single Sign-On MFA with an SSO Identity Provider |
Phishing-Resistant MFA Phishing-Resistant MFA Requirement for Privileged Users Prepare for Phishing-Resistant MFA Enforcement for Privileged Users including Admins |
Support Your MFA Implementation |
Special Use Cases and Custom Solutions Complete MFA Challenges for Automation Users |
