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Slack TOTP integration

To improve security while accessing Slack™, users should utilize Multi-Factor Authentication. Multi-Factor Authentication adds an extra layer around the traditional username and password login, thus preventing unwanted access by threat actors to your Slack instance. With Acceptto™ Multi-Factor Authentication adding that extra layer is simple and cost-effective.

This guide walks you through the following steps:

  1. Configure the Slack instance to use Multi-Factor Authentication

  2. Scan a QR code generated by Slack with the Acceptto Mobile Application.

  3. Log in to Slack using Multi-Factor Authentication.

Prerequisites

  • A user with administrative privileges for the Slack panel.

Configure MFA Plugin

  1. Login to your Slack dashboard. Navigate to your account icon and click on Settings and administration > Workspace setting.

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  2. Select the Authentication tab and click on Expand. Then click on Activate.

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  3. Click on Configure two-factor authentication.

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  4. Click on Use an app and then scan the QR code with the It’sMe app.

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  5. You may optionally add a backup phone. Enter the one time code provided to the mobile phone.

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Test your application integration

  1. Login with username and password. On the next screen, enter the One Time Password generated inside the It’sMe app.

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  2. You will be redirected to the Slack dashboard.

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Support

If you have questions or need assistance, contact SecureAuth Support.

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