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Enable multi-factor authentication (MFA) as an additional layer of security to protect data that is accessible through Firebolt. With MFA enabled, users must authenticate with a one-time code generated by their mobile device upon login. MFA can be enabled per login.
Enabling MFA for a login requires the org_admin role.

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Enable MFA for a login

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SQL

To enable MFA for a login using SQL, use the ALTER LOGIN statement. For example: 
ALTER LOGIN "alex@acme.com" SET IS_MFA_ENABLED = TRUE;
Multi-factor authentication can also be set for new logins, with the CREATE LOGIN command. For example: 
CREATE LOGIN "betsy@acme.com" SET IS_MFA_ENABLED = TRUE;

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UI

To enable MFA for a login in the UI: Configure > MFA
  1. Click Configure to open the configure space, then choose Logins from the menu.
  2. Search for the relevant login using the top search filters or by scrolling through the logins list. Toggle on Is MFA enabled.
Is MFA enabled MFA can also be enabled when creating a login, by toggling Is MFA enabled in the Create login window: Enable MFA