Configuring Multi Factor Authentication on Google Workspace

Configuring Multi Factor Authentication on Google Workspace

Configuring Multi-Factor Authentication on your Google Workspace Mailbox (Gmail)

Click on the Google Apps Launcher located in the top right corner of your mailbox, then select "Accounts."




Once you're on your Google Account page, navigate to the "Security" link in the left toolbar.




In the Security menu, scroll down to the section titled "How you sign in to Google" and select "2-Step Verification" (you may be prompted to enter your Google Workspace password).



Enter the phone number you would like to use to set up Multi-Factor Authentication and verify your account.

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