mfa
/ɛm ɛf eɪ/
noun
- A security method that requires a user to provide two or more different types of verification (such as a password and a code sent to a phone) to log into an account or system.
- Many companies now require MFA to protect employee accounts from hackers.
- Without MFA, your online accounts are much more vulnerable to being stolen.
- I set up MFA on my email account using an authenticator app.
- A graduate degree in a creative field such as writing, art, or theater.
- She earned her MFA in creative writing from a top university.
- He is applying to MFA programs in painting for next fall.
- An MFA can help artists teach at the college level.