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docs: add information regarding session and organization security settings #1223
docs: add information regarding session and organization security settings #1223
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Once you have created your organization, you can customize it. Under the **Account** tab, you can set the organization's email address, username, security, or delete the account. The **Members** tab allows you to update your organization's members and set its owner. | ||
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In the **Account** tab's **Security** section, you can impose security requirements on organization members, such as their maximum session lifespan or whether they are required to turn on two-factor authentication. |
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Once you have created your organization, you can customize it. Under the **Account** tab, you can set the organization's email address, username, security, or delete the account. The **Members** tab allows you to update your organization's members and set its owner. | |
In the **Account** tab's **Security** section, you can impose security requirements on organization members, such as their maximum session lifespan or whether they are required to turn on two-factor authentication. | |
After creating your organization, you can configure its settings. The **Account** tab, allows you to: | |
- Set the organization's email address | |
- Change the username | |
- Configure security settings | |
- Delete the account. | |
The **Members** tab e;ts you to update your organization's members and set its owner. | |
In the **Account** tab's **Security** section, you can set security requirements for organization members. These include: | |
- Maximum session lifespan | |
- Two-factor authentication requirement |
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The **Session Information** section allows you to fine-tune session configuration to align with your security requirements. You can modify the default session lifespan of 90 days, providing more flexibility to meet your specific security and compliance needs. | ||
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### Session Information | |
The **Session Information** section allows you to fine-tune session configuration to align with your security requirements. You can modify the default session lifespan of 90 days, providing more flexibility to meet your specific security and compliance needs. | |
### Session Information | |
In the **Session Information** section, you can adjust the session configuration. You can modify the default session lifespan of 90 days, this customization helps ensure compliance with organization security policies. | |
Additionally, some organizations you are a member of may require two-factor authentication to access their resources. If you're a member of such an organization, you will need to enable two-factor authentication for your account here in order to continue accessing shared resources and maintain compliance with their security policies. | ||
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Additionally, some organizations you are a member of may require two-factor authentication to access their resources. If you're a member of such an organization, you will need to enable two-factor authentication for your account here in order to continue accessing shared resources and maintain compliance with their security policies. | |
Some organizations might require two-factor authentication (2FA) to access their resources. Members of such an organization, must enable 2FA on their account in order to continue accessing shared resources and maintain compliance with their security policies. | |
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LGTM
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