Information Assurance: Michigan Medicine

The University of Michigan and Michigan Medicine are transitioning to a new multi-factor authentication solution, Okta Verify, on Feb. 25. This will replace the current Duo two-factor authentication system.

The U-M suite of GenAI tools, U-M GPT, U-M Maizey and the U-M GPT Toolkit, now officially support the use of electronic Protected Health Information (ePHI), empowering teams to leverage advanced AI while maintaining compliance and security.

As part of U-M’s Wolverine Identity Program, all U-M campuses and Michigan Medicine will transition from Duo to Okta Verify for Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA).