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3 Tips for Configuring Multifactor Authentication in Popdock

Published: Sep 15, 2025
Post Author Written by James Suhon

Multifactor Authentication in Popdock

Using Multifactor Authentication in Popdock is a straightforward process. You set up which apps you would like to use for this, and then set which users or teams will use Multifactor Authentication (MFA) with their logins. In this article, I will go over a few tips and tricks that will help ensure that your MFA setup is thorough and its execution is secure.

Tip #1: Utilize the same app for all users

This may seem self-explanatory, but utilizing a single MFA app for all your users can save a lot of headaches down the road. The goal of each application is to add an extra layer of security, but the execution differs from app to app.

For example, Microsoft Authenticator will generate a code number that needs to be entered in the app, while Google Authenticator will give you a code in the app that refreshes on a timed cycle that must be entered in Popdock. Requiring your users to utilize the same app for Popdock will assist in any issues that could arise, as well as keep consistency across the team.

Tip #2: Use “Enabled for select users” rather than “Enabled for all users”

Utilizing the “Enabled for select users” option over the “Enabled for all users” option is a better practice for potential issues that could pop up down the road. The most common issue would be that a user gets a new device and needs their MFA reset. By using the “select users” option, you will simply be able to turn off and turn back on the MFA for that user. Doing so prompts them to set up a new MFA connection with Popdock that they can create with their new device.

Multifactor Authentication in Popdock

If you chose to use the “all users” option, you would be required to turn off MFA outright and re-enable it. This will require all users to create a new MFA connection with Popdock, which is not efficient or necessary. The “select users” option also allows for specifics when it comes to MFA. You can require your users to utilize it, without needing to enforce it for Administrator accounts or any other accounts, as deemed necessary.

Tip #3: Pair it up with our other security offerings for enhanced security for your account

Combining MFA with the other offered options for Popdock security is a fantastic idea. Pairing this up with our customizable password policy or firewalls can benefit your account by adding additional layers to your security to help protect your data.

If you are interested in some of the other offerings, please make sure to read the articles pertaining to them within our Knowledge Base.

If you have additional questions regarding MFA in Popdock, contact support@eonesolutions.com.

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