Important things to know

You won't have to do the second step very often. Some people worry that multifactor authentication is going to be inconvenient, but generally it's only used the first time you sign into an app or device, or the first time you sign in after changing your password. After that you'll just need your primary factor, usually a password, like you do now.

The extra security comes from the fact that somebody trying to break into your account is probably not using your device, so they'll need to have that second factor to get in.

Multi-factor authentication (a.k.a. two-step login) is available for a growing number of campus services, making your account and personal information much more secure. UL Lafayette services are protected with Microsoft two-step login.

What is my cache?

We're talking about internet cache, pronounced like the word "cash".  It is a place where data about websites you visit are stored on your computer.  By storing data this helps build the pages and load faster because all the content, style sheets, pictures, scripts and other data used by the website can be loaded from your stored cache.  In most cases your computer will compare timestamps on files between your cache and the site you are visiting, if you visit the same site over and over, and will update only the newer files from the site.  

Types of Employee Door Access

Full-Time Employee/Teaching Assistant or Graduate Assistant Access

• If the employee is paid by HR, access is to be requested by the supervisor or department sponsor via DOORREQUESTFORM.