How to Set Up and Enforce Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) in Testlify
Two-factor authentication (2FA) adds an extra layer of security to your Testlify account by requiring users to verify their identity using an authentication app. Enabling 2FA ensures that only authorized users can access the workspace. Follow the steps below to set up and enforce 2FA.
Setting Up 2FA
Step 1: Navigate to Security Settings
- Log in to Testlify.
- Go to Workspace Settings.
- Click on Security under the Access section.
Step 2: Enable Two-Factor Authentication
- Click on the Setup button under Two-Factor Authentication.
- You’ll be redirected to the 2FA setup page.
Step 3: Scan QR Code
- Use an authenticator app (such as Google Authenticator) to scan the QR code.
- The app will generate a 6-digit authentication code.
Step 4: Verify Your Setup
- Enter the authentication code from the app.
- Click Verify to complete the setup.
Recovery Codes
- After enabling 2FA, you’ll see a set of Recovery Codes.
- You can download or copy them for future reference.
- These codes help you log in if you lose access to your authentication device.
Confirmation Email
Once 2FA is successfully set up, you’ll receive a confirmation email from Testlify.
Enforcing 2FA for Your Workspace
- Only workspace owners can enforce 2FA for all users.
- When enforced, all users must enable 2FA before signing in again.
- Users without 2FA will receive setup instructions via email.
By enabling and enforcing 2FA, you enhance the security of your Testlify account and workspace. 🚀