2 factor authentication

Considering the confidential material that schools are storing in blackbaud's k12 solution, I think there should be a 2-factor authentication option, which an institution could choose to implement individually or institution-wide. I personally have that with my Amazon account, with my bank, with my Microsoft account and my Google account.  Please keep me posted on progress 

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  • Feb 3 2017
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  • Janet Wittenberg commented
    August 07, 2019 18:44

    Richie, I'm sorry this idea wasn't updated properly - we have released 2-factor authentication via SSO to Google or Azure, or directly with connecting users to authenticate via Blackbaud ID. Read more here . https://www.blackbaud.com/files/support/helpfiles/education/k12/full-help/content/bb-core-bbid-sso-for-bbid.html

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  • Richie Suarez commented
    August 07, 2019 18:10

    I can't believe this idea has been out for the past 2 years and it has not been implemented yet. With all the data breach going on, this should have been standard.

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  • Austin Ewachiw commented
    November 27, 2018 17:00

    I too think this in important.  What I am curious about is if/when we move to BB ID, how will the 2FA be handed if we are syncing with AD with Azure and already have 2FA in place there.

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  • Carol Vila commented
    October 26, 2017 14:11

    I feel that this is essential in today's world.  Did I hear that this was already in process?

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  • Graham Getty commented
    October 26, 2017 13:27

    Please this has to be an option at least for Platform Managers.

    Hackers Target Nation’s Schools https://www.wsj.com/articles/hackers-target-nations-schools-1508751002

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  • James Huval commented
    September 12, 2017 13:50

    In light of Equifax, this would be a really nice feature to implement.

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