Two Factor Authentication for Office 365 (2FA/MFA)

LoginTC adds multi-factor authentication to Office 365 (Microsoft 365) and any other ADFS-protected application via Active Directory Federation Services. LoginTC plugs in as a custom MFA provider, so every login to Outlook on the Web, SharePoint, Teams, or any federated SaaS app is challenged with a second factor of authentication, like push, FIDO2, or one-time passcode. LoginTC also integrates with Entra ID via the External Authentication Methods (EAM) framework.

Native Entra ID LoginTC MFA
Integrate LoginTC natively with External Authentication Method for Entra ID / Azure AD. No additional on-premises infrastructure required. See Microsoft Entra ID External Authentication Methods (EAM) for more information.

Direct integration with Active Directory means you can still leverage passwords as a first factor. Users can also be synchronized from Active Directory for a streamlined rollout.

Enable LoginTC with Office 365 to add multi-factor authentication (MFA) to your remote access deployment and keep your organization secure.

Office 365 2FA Documentation

Add LoginTC MFA to your Office 365 application and keep your organization’s cloud software secure.

Our comprehensive documentation allows for streamlined deployment with detailed steps on how to configure and manage multi-factor authentication for your organization.

Read the Office 365 2FA Guide

Frequently Asked Questions

How does LoginTC add MFA to Office 365?

LoginTC integrates with Office 365 in two ways: as a custom MFA provider behind Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS), or natively via the Microsoft Entra ID External Authentication Methods (EAM) framework. Both options challenge every Office 365 login with push, FIDO2, or one-time passcode.

Can a user use one token to login to every application?

Yes, a single LoginTC authentication token can be used to login to all your connected applications and services.

What authentication methods can I use to login?

You can use any of our LoginTC authentication methods, including:

Software OTP
Hardware OTP
Push Authentication
Desktop Authentication
SMS Passcode
Email Passcode
Phone Call
FIDO2 Token
Passcode Grid
QR Scan
Push Number Matching
Bypass Code

Contact us to discuss which authentication method might work best for your organization.