What Is Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)?
Two-factor authentication (2FA) is an additional layer of protection beyond your password. It significantly decreases the risk of a hacker accessing your online accounts by combining your password (something you know) with a second factor, like your mobile phone (something you have). Many of the world’s largest websites have made 2FA readily available from the security settings of your online accounts, but it’s up to you to turn on this free feature. This ultimate guide will help you Turn It On and keep hackers out.
Why You Need It?
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Brooke turned it on to protect her online reputation.
“I don't want anyone else posting as me or accessing my photos.”
Nick turned it on to protect his email and gaming accounts.
“I work and play too hard to have some hacker ruin my day.”
Suzanne turned it on to protect her financial future.
“It's scary to think that all my years of planning could be destroyed simply because someone stole my password.”
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“Recognizing the need to educate customers, TeleSign launched turnon2fa.com, the only free and comprehensive guide informing people how to enable 2FA on more than 100 popular websites.”
Published August, 06 2015The Wall Street Journal
“'The number one tip most experts give for increasing account security and stopping the fallout from data breaches is to turn on two-factor authentication,' said Steve Jillings, CEO of TeleSign.”
Published June, 05 2015PC Magazine
“Even if you understand completely that two-factor authentication is valuable, it's still hard to know just where you can use it, and how to enable it. That's where TeleSign's new Turn It On website comes in.”
Published August, 06 2015ZD Net
“The campaign features guides for over 100 websites including popular online banking, social networking and e-commerce websites.”
Published June, 04 2015