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EU Institution staff Frequently Asked Questions

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Depending on the application you are trying to access, not all verification methods may be available. Some applications do not accept a Single-Factor Authentication (password only) and require a Multi-Factor Authentication instead. Please click on the question link for more information.

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Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) adds a security layer when connecting to an application. This helps confirming that it is really you trying to access an application, and not someone impersonating you. Please click on the question link for more information.

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The addition of another factor will facilitate keeping and regaining access to your EU Login account. If you would lose an authentication factor (your mobile phone for example) you will still be able to authenticate with another one. Please click on the question link for more information.

An account created using your eID can be merged with your EU corporate or Self-Registered account. Note however that this will erase the account created using your eID. Please click on the question link for more information.

EU Login allows internal users to perform tests in acceptance. Note however that there are some specificities regarding the different authentication methods and the configuration of a user account in this environment.

A Security Key or Trusted Platform are (external) devices that can be used for multi-factor authentication with EU Login. Please click on the question link for more information for guidance about how to add a security key or TPM to your EU Login account.

Your EU Login account should be created automatically by your European Institution when you join the organisation, it can take a few days for the administration to request the creation of your account. Please contact your European Institution’s helpdesk in case of issue.

Working for a European Institution means that your EU Login account was created based on data provided to your HR department and managed through their own IT system. Please contact your local service desk for guidance about how to update your personal information in your HR system.