Multifactor Authentication

Every login is a teachable moment. AuthCop is the only MFA solution built for the education lifecycle, protecting student identities while building real‑world cyber skills — all within your existing Microsoft Entra sign‑in.

• Seamless Entra and SIS integration
• Security that grows with your students
• Interactive guidance that teaches, not blocks

AuthCop supports a range of multi-factor authentication methods that schools can assign based on student age, year level, or group-ensuring both security and usability. Each method is configurable through policy, allowing administrators to tailor the experience to their school’s needs

• QR Code Cards
  Simple and visual, QR codes are ideal for younger students who may not have personal devices. They offer a fast, low-friction login experience and can be customized with mascots to make security friendly and engaging.
  
• Email Passcodes
  A secure one-time code is sent to the student’s email, offering a familiar and accessible method for middle-year students. This method encourages responsible email use and introduces basic verification concepts.
  
• TOTP (Authenticator App)
  Students use apps like Microsoft or Google Authenticator to generate time-based codes. This method builds independence and introduces students to industry-standard authentication practices.
  
• Microsoft Teams Notifications
  Students receive login approval requests via Teams, which can be accessed on any pre-approved device. This method is seamless and leverages tools students already use daily.
  
• Passkeys
  Passkeys use biometrics or device PINs for secure, passwordless login. They offer the highest level of security and a frictionless experience, ideal for senior students.
  

This flexible approach not only secures student accounts-it helps them build digital literacy and cybersecurity awareness as they grow.

Every MFA interaction with AuthCop is an opportunity to teach. Students receive age-sensitive guidance, real-world examples, and interactive prompts that reinforce cybersecurity best practices.

Whether it’s learning why not to reuse passwords or how to spot phishing attempts, AuthCop turns authentication into a digital literacy tool.