Guides for using the password change service, creating secure passwords, and what to do after changing your password.
New to Stonehill College? Learn what to expect the first time you log into your new Stonehill account, and how to maintain and manage your access.
Verification methods are used as a second layer of security to user sign-ins as part of Multi-factor Authentication and the Password Change Service. This article covers the various methods of verification from which you can choose.
The password change service is a Microsoft-powered system which enables you to both unlock your account and change your Stonehill password anytime and anywhere, without needing to contact the IT Service Desk.
If you need to change your password and are on campus, follow these steps to change your password on a college computer.
Information on what Multi-factor Authentication is, as well as how to configure and use the service.
Multi-Factor Authentication uses your password plus another verification method to authenticate your log in, in order to stop malicious actors from gaining access to your account using a stolen password.
Password managers give you one place to maintain and store all of your credentials.
Stonehill's password complexity requirements.
The College requires that you change your password every 180 days using the Password Change Service. Check here for some steps you may need to take immediately after changing your Stonehill password.