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A password can be guessed, or stolen. Two-factor sign-in adds a second step: a six

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digit code from an app on your phone. In this episode we see how that works for your

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staff, from the first sign-in to the day someone loses their phone.

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The code comes from an authenticator app, which makes a new code every thirty

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seconds. Without the phone, a stolen password is not enough to get in.

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You decide who must use it. In the store settings, your administrator lists the

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permissions that need two-factor. Here, voiding a sale is one of them. Anyone whose

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role includes a listed permission must set up two-factor before they can do anything

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else.

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Taylor is a manager, and the manager role can void sales. Taylor signs in with an

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email and a password, the way they always have.

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Instead of the dashboard, Taylor lands on the profile page. It says that their role

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requires two-factor sign-in, and offers a button to set it up. Until Taylor does,

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the back office does nothing else.

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Taylor taps Set up two-factor sign-in.

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The page shows a QR code. Taylor opens an authenticator app on the phone, and scans

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it. If scanning is not possible, the app can also be given the key that is printed

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underneath, by typing it in.

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The app now shows a six digit code for this store. Taylor types it into the Code

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box, and taps Turn on.

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Two-factor is now on. The page shows ten recovery codes, once only. Each one works

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one time, in place of the code from the app.

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If the phone is lost, broken, or replaced, a recovery code is the way back in.

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Taylor should save them somewhere safe, such as a password manager, or print them.

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Then tap, I have saved them.

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The codes are gone from the screen, and the profile page is ready.

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From now on, signing in has two steps. Taylor signs out, and signs in again with the

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email and the password.

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Now the back office asks for a code. A wrong code is refused, and the person stays

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on this step. And a code can be used only once, so Taylor waits for the app to make

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a new one.

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Taylor types the current code from the app, and taps Verify. Taylor is in.

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Now suppose that the phone is gone. Taylor signs in with the password again.

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At the code step, Taylor types one of the recovery codes instead of the code from

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the app.

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It works, once. That recovery code is used up, and nine remain. The use of a

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recovery code is recorded in the audit journal. Taylor should now set up the

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authenticator app on the new phone.

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The profile page has a Turn off button. But while Taylor's role requires two-factor,

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the system refuses it. Only when the administrator removes the requirement can

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Taylor turn two-factor off.

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That is two-factor sign-in. In the next episode, we move to the register, and look

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at PINs, locking the register, and approvals.
