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Important Information
Introduction to Avanan
Getting Started
Migrating from an Avanan Portal to a Check Point Portal
Configuring Security Engines
Email Protection
Messaging Apps Protection
File Storage Protection
Compromised Account (Anomaly) Detection
Partner Risk Assessment (Compromised Partners)
Cloud SMTP Relay
Managing Security Exceptions
Managing Security Events
Managing Quarantine
Customization
SmartConfig Recommendations
Incident Response as a Service (IRaaS)
DMARC Management
Leaked Credentials
Security Awareness Training
User Management
Configuration SAML
Multi-Factor Authentication using Google Authenticator
Video Tutorials
Appendix

Multi-Factor Authentication using Google Authenticator

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is key to a healthy security and identity protection posture. Users can log into the Avanan portal using MFA in one of these ways.

Log in via Microsoft / Google - then in the Google/Microsoft directory, set the relevant MFA settings. For more information, see User Management.
Log in via a standard password and add Google Authenticator confirmation on top of it.

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