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If you don't have a smartphone, your phone does not meet the minimum requirements for the Microsoft Authenticator app, or you'd simply rather not use your phone for multi-factor authentication (MFA), this article covers your alternatives: passkeys, third-party authenticator apps, and hardware security keys.
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This article describes the multi-factor authentication (MFA) methods available to University of Maine System users, which methods are recommended, and which are not allowed.
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This article walks you through signing into your University of Maine System account using a hardware security key (FIDO2), such as a YubiKey, as your multi-factor authentication (MFA) method.
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A FIDO2 security key is a small physical device used to verify your identity when signing in. This article explains what it is and how it works.