Brookhaven National Laboratory is using DUO Security to provide two-step verification. Two-step verification will soon be required to access many protected resources and applications, and to connect to the local network using BNL's Virtual Private Network (VPN) service.
New Login Experience with Duo's Universal Prompt, 3/25/2024 - Duo Security, the Lab's two-factor authentication (2FA) product provider, is rolling out a new look and feel for its login prompt, called the "Universal Prompt." Between March 26 and 27, you'll notice a fresh interface when logging into various services like Service-Now, Workday, the intranet, SBMS, and Microsoft 365, among others.
Do you have a BNL domain account?
Do you have the Duo App installed?
Select a device:
Note: Installing and using the mobile device app is the preferred method.
STEP 1:
Select an operating system (OS) to find and install the latest version of the Duo Mobile App. Then come back and complete STEP 2.
STEP 2:
Go to BNL Duo Federal Enrollment from your computer once you have installed the Duo Mobile app on your device.
View the Duo Frequently Asked Questions for more information.
YubiKey Token User Guide - Find information on how to remove, reset and use the token with Windows or Mac OS X systems.
Please note, you must have a BNL domain account to enroll and use Duo security.
Two-factor authentication (also known as 2FA) is an extra layer of security that requires not only a password and username but also verifies your identity using a second factor (mobile device, tablet or USB token) that you physically have in your possession. Using two-factor authentication prevents anyone but you from logging in, even if they know your BNL username and password.
Login with your BNL username and password
Verify your identity by using a mobile device or USB token
You are securely logged in
Note: Duo lets you link multiple devices to your account.
Duo two-factor authentication can be used with the following BNL services:
Some of the Lab's online resources, such as PeopleSoft and SBMS, require an additional layer of security. That means logging in with a Virtual Private Network (VPN). The Lab uses the application Cisco AnyConnect for this purpose. Note: to access the AnyConnect download page, you must have DUO Two-factor Authentication already installed and configured.