Manage Security and Authentication
Secure your account by enabling multi-factor authentication (MFA), monitoring active sessions, and reviewing your login activity history.
This guide is designed for system-admin.
Steps
Step 1: Navigate to Security Settings
From Settings, click Security in the left menu. This page shows your security status, active sessions, and login history.
Step 2: Enable two-factor authentication (2FA)
In the Multi-Factor Authentication section, click Enable 2FA. You'll be prompted to select your authentication method (authenticator app). Scan the QR code with your authenticator app and enter the code to confirm setup.
Save backup codes in a secure location in case you lose access to your authenticator app.
Step 3: Review active sessions
Scroll to the Active Sessions section to see all devices currently logged into your account. Each session shows: device type (Browser/Mobile/Desktop), location (city, country), IP address, and last activity time.
You can have multiple active sessions on different devices simultaneously.
Step 4: Terminate session from other device
If you see an unfamiliar session or want to log out from another device, click Log Out next to that session. The user on that device will be immediately logged out.
Useful for removing access if a device is lost or compromised.
Step 5: Review login history
Scroll to Login Activity to see your recent login events. Review successful and failed login attempts with timestamps, locations, and devices. This helps you detect unauthorized access.
Red entries indicate failed login attempts. Contact support if you see suspicious activity.
Step 6: Save security settings
Once you've made changes to your security settings, they're automatically saved. The next time you log in, your new security settings will be enforced (e.g., MFA will be required).
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Last updated: 2025-12-08