This story highlights two health professions trainees at Minneapolis VA, how they like working with Veterans, and what makes training with VA different.

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs takes protecting your online information seriously — and we know you do too. That’s why when you use VA websites and apps, we follow strict security policies and practices to protect your personal information from hackers and other online threats. Multifactor authentication is one way we can work together to keep your information safe. Multifactor authentication is an additional step in the sign-in process to verify your identity. This video details how Veterans can start using multifactor authentication to protect their online information today. Learn more about multifactor authentication and the other ways we protect your information at va.gov/privacy-policy. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Contents of This Video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 0:00 – Introduction. 0:34 – What multifactor authentication is. 1:02 – How multifactor authentication works. 1:13 – Step 1: Sign in to any VA website or app using your account credentials. 1:16 – Step 2: Verify your identity by entering the code sent to your device. 2:13 – For more information or technical support, call the My VA 411 information line anytime at 866-279-3677. 2:24 – Learn more about multifactor authentication and the other ways we protect your information at www.va.gov/privacy-policy.