 Next step is going to be enabling multi-factor authentication for your users. One simple way to do this in the admin portal if we go to users and active users, you'll see in the new admin center there's this option for multi-factor authentication. When we select that it's going to take us to a separate page where we can manually enable multi-factor authentication for individual users. So for example I'm going to enable multi-factor authentication for both Allen here and Diego. So I'm going to select those users and click enable. Notice that we get this prompt so if users do not regularly sign in via the web then it's recommended that you provide them with this link to aka.ms slash MFA setup and that will once the user goes to that page and logs in it will prompt them for the information that they need on the user side to finish setting up multi-factor authentication. They would also get those prompts if they regularly log in on the web if they just went to portal.office.com. That login process is going to prompt them for the steps that they need to perform to enable multi-factor authentication. And we're going to take you through that procedure here in just a second so you can see that. So we're going to enable multi-factor off. So we'll see in here now it's enabled for my first three users in that org. So we just we already had it enabled for Alex and we just enabled it for Allen and Diego.