When accessing a service you will be prompted to enter your username and password on the Pitt Passport login page and complete the login process with multifactor authentication. In response, the University has added multifactor authentication to all services that use the University’s single sign-on service, Pitt Passport. Threats from phishing scams, malicious software, and compromised passwords are constantly increasing and pose an immediate risk to your privacy and the security of University data. Multifactor authentication, provided by Duo Security, adds another layer of security to your online accounts when using Pitt Passport by requiring two “factors” to verify your identity when you log in to a service: something you know (such as your password) and something only you have (such as your mobile phone, on which you will receive a login confirmation notice). Quick Links: Key Benefits I Getting Started I More How-to I Videos We recommend that users upgrade their mobile device to the latest iOS or Android version.

The app will continue to work on devices using these operating systems that already have the app installed however, Duo will not be able to troubleshoot any issues that arise and newer features may not function properly. Important Information for Apple and Android Smartphone Usersĭuo Security has ended support for the Duo Mobile app for iOS 11 and Android 7 or older operating systems, and devices running these or an older OS are not able to install Duo Mobile from the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store.

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