Frequently Asked Questions for Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) with TrustedCare

Summary

Read this for information about the requirement for Multi-Factor Authentication when logging in to TrustedCare


Overview

Read this for information about the requirement for Multi-Factor Authentication when logging in to TrustedCare.

This article provides Frequently Asked Questions about Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) with TrustedCare, including OTP delivery methods, login behavior, account access, password reset guidance, and support contact information.

Multi-Factor Authentication for TrustedCare

Overview

Entrust is pleased to announce our new Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for logging into TrustedCare. You'll see this change beginning January 31, 2024.

For the default process, log in as usual by entering your Entrust username and password as usual. You'll then see a new screen asking for a One-Time Password (OTP).

After logging in, you can seamlessly navigate among the Entrust platforms you have access to, without needing to re-authenticate during that active session.

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