Starting February 26, 2026, multi-factor authentication will be required when logging into the Integrated Authentication System.
To prevent unauthorized access, multi-factor authentication (MFA) will become mandatory
for off-campus logins to the Integrated Authentication System (Single Sign-On System). As
security threats such as unauthorized logins and ransomware continue to rise, MFA is an
essential security measure. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.
■Eligible Users
All faculty, staff, and students who use the Integrated Authentication System (including emeritus professors and Junior College Division members)
■Applicable Systems
All systems that require login via the Integrated Authentication System (e.g., Moodle, Zoom)
■Effective Date of Mandatory MFA
Thursday, February 26, 2026
■When MFA Will Be Required
When logging into the Integrated Authentication System from an off-campus network.
※On-campus access remains unchanged, allowing login with only ID and password.
■Authentication Procedure
In addition to the existing ID and password, users will be required to enter a one-time code displayed in a dedicated authentication app installed on their personal smartphone.
For instruction on how to configure MFA, please refer to the manual below:
Logging into the Integrated Authentication System
■Procedures for Changing Smartphone, etc.
Users can reset their multi-factor authentication settings themselves by clearing the configuration in the [Integrated Database System].
For details, please refer to the manual [3.4. Resetting the One-Time Code].