Articles about services that support identity and access management, including accounts, authentication, access, and role-based provisioning at the enterprise level.
If a user has to change their SHU username due to a legal reason, this article will help with the process for requesting a username change.
Students, staff, faculty and others might need to activate their University Account, here is how.
Members of the University need to activate their University Account for access to SHU systems.
After an account is activated, a new user will need to set up their Multifactor Authentication (MFA).
Students, applicants, alumni, and staff/faculty without a university issued/leased laptop should follow these steps.
Faculty, staff, adjuncts, vendors, and contractors with a Sacred Heart University issued laptop - a leased laptop through a 4-year Laptop program, Adjunct Laptop program, or short-term lease - must change their Account Password on their laptop.
Steps to setup multifactor authentication using the Microsoft Authenticator app.
Setup passwordless multifactor authentication (MFA) to improve the login experience.
Some users have the ability to submit third party account requests on behalf of those who need an account.
Your university account may become locked out, in that case you may not be able to sign in to your accounts even if you are using a correct password or a newly reset password.
A security mechanism that requires users to provide two or more forms of authentication to access a system, application or service.
Network accounts are user accounts that allow an individual to access and use resources at Sacred Heart University.
Password policy applied to network account passwords.
A method of authentication that allows users to access multiple applications and services using a single set of login credentials.
Solution that manages requests for access to SHU systems (except Dayforce) and resources for non-university employees such as vendor employees, contract workers, temporary workers, interns, and volunteers.