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Written Answers — Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection: Departmental Communications (7 Nov 2017): Mick Wallace: 1200. To ask the Minister for Employment Affairs and Social Protection if the verification code sent to mobile phones as part of the MyGovID two-factor authentication scheme is SMS based; if she has satisfied herself that an SMS two-factor authentication scheme is the most secure two factor authentication scheme available to her; if she has given consideration to alternative two-factor...
Written Answers — Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection: Departmental Communications (7 Nov 2017): Regina Doherty: I can confirm that the verification code sent to mobile phones as part of the MyGovID two-factor authentication scheme is SMS based. While there are various two-factor authentication methods available, many of these require the person being authenticated to have use of a smart phone. Given that not all persons have access to such a device, the currently used method is regarded as being...

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