The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) announces the launch of multi-factor authentication for its systems, including the Electronic Submission System.
The regulator its introducing multi-factor authentication to strengthen how firms and others log into its systems and to further protect and control access to its data.
Multi-factor authentication ensures that only the user can access their account(s). Users will need to enter a one-time passcode each time they log into:
- Connect, Reg Data, Online Invoicing (Fees Portal) and/or Shared Intelligence Service (SIS) – from now
- Electronic Submission System (ESS) – expected to be from March 2023.
Turning on multi-factor authentication will be quick and easy. The user will be prompted to turn on multi-factor…
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