You've added Touch ID as an authentication device! It is listed with your other enrolled devices. Proceed with the Touch ID enrollment process as shown above in Initial Enrollment with Touch ID. Click it and approve the Duo login request using your already enrolled phone or other device. At the Duo Prompt you'll see an Add a new device link on the left. Navigate to your Duo-protected service and log in. If you previously enrolled other devices in Duo, you can easily add Touch ID as an additional authenticator as long as your administrator has enabled Duo's self-service portal. You'll see whether the Touch ID identification was successful or not.Ĭongratulations! You have enrolled Touch ID. Place your finger on the Touch ID button in the Touch Bar. The Touch ID enrollment window prompts you to tap the Touch ID button for approval. You may also be asked if you want to allow Duo to access information about Touch ID (click Allow if prompted).
When enrolling Touch ID, you'll be prompted to tap to enroll Touch ID. Make sure that you're not blocking pop-up windows for the enrollment site before continuing with Touch ID. Select Touch ID from the list of devices and then click Continue.
Initial Enrollment with Touch IDĪccess the Duo enrollment page via a link emailed by your administrator, or when you log in for the first time to a Duo protected resource. If you have more than one MacBook with which you'd like to approve Duo login requests using Touch ID, you'll need to enroll each of them separately as a new Touch ID device in Duo. You can enroll Touch ID during the initial self-enrollment process or, if you have already enrolled in Duo using a different device (like your mobile phone), you can add Touch ID as an additional authentication device from the device management portal. Learn how to enroll Touch ID in Duo and use it for authentication.
Check with your organization's support team or help desk to verify that Touch ID is allowed if you are uncertain. Duo can't use Touch ID in an Incognito window.Īdditionally, your administrator must enable the use of Touch ID in Duo. You must use a normal Chrome browsing window for Touch ID enrollment or authentication. While Duo Passwordless supports Touch ID in Safari, use of Touch ID for two-factor authentication in Safari and additional browsers on macOS is not available today. A fingerprint enrolled in Touch ID ( see how to do this at the Apple Support site).A MacBook Pro or MacBook Air with a Touch ID button.In order to use Touch ID with Duo, make sure you have the following: Support for Touch ID authentication is limited to web applications that show Duo's inline browser prompt.
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