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	<h3>Multi-Factor Authentication Wizard</h3>
	<p>What is Multi-Factor / Two-Factor Authentication?</p>
	<p>Simply put, it is the addition of an extra piece of information (or "factor") during your login.
	   It helps prevent anyone gaining access to your account with just your password.</p>
	<p>This can take various forms, and you've probably seen it in other places. Some examples include:</p>
	<ul>
		<li>A memorable question, e.g. What is your favourite color</li>
		<li>Google Authenticator - you supply a random 6-digit code</li>
		<li>Email - you get an email with a link or a code to verify</li>
		<li>SMS - you get text message with a code to verify</li>
	</ul>
	<p>Hopefully you see the pattern - there's a extra piece of information that you must
	   supply along with your password. This is your extra "factor".</p>
	<p>If you have a password + 1 other factor, this is called Two-Factor Authentication</p>
	<p>If you have a password + 2 or more other factors, this is called Multi-Factor Authentication</p>
	<p>The Shield Security plugin lets you setup multiple login factors, and the simplest
	   of which is <strong>email</strong>. This wizard will walk you through setup of these extra factors.</p>
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