System Administrators can enforce, manage, and disable 2-Factor Authentication (2FA).


Enforced email verification and 2-Factor Authentication setup


To bolster security and and account integrity cross our platform, System Administrators can now enforce a unified deadline for all users to verify their email addresses and complete their 2FA setup. 


When an "Enforce 2FA" policy is active with a future deadline, users with unverified emails will first be prompted with an "Email Verification Required" screen upon login. They will have a "Verify Later" bypass link available until the deadline passes. 


When an "Enforce 2FA" policy is active with a past deadline, users with unverified emails will first be prompte






 With the "Manage Users" permission, System Administrators will see which users have enabled 2FAby looking for the person/padlock icon next to the user's name. 

 

To view and manage a user's 2FA status, follow the steps below:

  1. Navigate to "Settings" and "Users."
  2. From your list of users, any users with the person/padlock icon have enabled 2FA.
  3. Clicking the user's name will open the User Details box to change status. 
  4. To disable 2FA, select the "2-Factor Auth" checkbox, and select "Save."

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