Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Tutorial
This article explains how you can add MFA to your app using Tesseral.
Sign up for Tesseral
If you haven’t already, follow the Quickstart Guide to set up your Tesseral Project.
Configure MFA for your Project
Go to your Project’s Authentication Settings. You will now enable the Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) methods you’d like allow for your application.
You can choose from the following options:
- Authenticator Apps - Users can use an authenticator app like Google Authenticator or Authy to generate time-based one-time passwords (TOTP).
- Passkeys - Users can use passkeys for passwordless authentication. This is the most secure option and is recommended for most applications.
Once you have selected the methods you want to enable, click Save changes.
Advanced Configuration
Requiring MFA for Specific Organizations
Your customers can enable or disable MFA for their own Organizations or you can do it for them in the Tesseral Console.
You can require MFA for specific Organizations by going to the Organizations page in the Tesseral Console and selecting the Organization you want to configure. In the Organization Settings, choose the Authentication tab.
From there, you can enable or disable MFA for the Organization and configure any additional settings as needed via the Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) section.
Once you’ve made the desired changes, click Save changes.