Two-factor authentication is a process that requires two-steps to validate your identity. It increases your account security by making it difficult for someone else to gain access to your account. To increase your security, you should:

1. Make sure you use a unique password for each account and keep your passwords strong (minimum of 8 characters, combination of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, special characters, etc.)


2. Where possible, make use of two-factor authentication, when available and use multiple authentication methods such as SMS, email, and/or an authentication app.


3. Stay up to date with your software and security updates. Make sure that your computer or devices have the latest version of the operating system, Web Browser, and antivirus software.


4. Be vigilant and use caution when you receive suspicious emails or calls asking you to provide personal details such as passwords or credit card information.


5. Stay informed about the latest threats against online accounts and always use best practices for computer, Web, and application security.