Kyle Ford walks through enabling multi-factor authentication in Mighty Networks. You can set MFA as optional, required for hosts, required for hosts and moderators, or required for everyone. He recommends requiring it for network hosts and warns that the change will log users out.
If you would like to make your mighty network extra secure you can flip on Multi Factor Authentication. So what this means is that everybody who you select will need to log in with a Multi factor authentication app. So 1Password or Google password Google Authenticator app, those types of things. So if you go to admin Multifactor authentication you can choose which roles will need to be required. So you can put not required for everyone for anyone required only for network hosts network hosts and moderators or required for everyone. This one we don't recommend because that will remove all of your members from your mighty network and prompt them to log in. But if you are really worried about security you can definitely choose this one. So we recommend required for network hosts. Just note that it will also log you out whenever you make this selection. So just make sure you have your authenticator app all set up and ready to go and any of these roles that you select are notified ahead of time that this will be happening.
