Multi-factor authentication is enabled by default for non-organisational users (but users can choose to opt out) if they authenticate to an organisation’s internet-facing services.

Multi-factor authentication is used to authenticate privileged users of systems.

Multi-factor authentication uses either: something users have and something users know, or something users have that is unlocked by something users know or are.

Successful and unsuccessful multi-factor authentication events are logged.

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