You can enforce two-factor authentication for users as part of our user management system. Enforced two-factor authentication is part of the permissions in the role of a user. You can enforce two-factor authentication for every role in your company. You cannot enforce two-factor authentication for individual users. Two-factor authentication will not be enforced for users that sign up via Single Sign On (SSO). You can enforce two-factor authentication with the respective SSO provider.
Two-factor authentication is an additional security step that's designed to help strengthen your account and prevent others from accessing your account. Two-factor authentication requires you to verify your identity not only with your e-mail address and password, but also by generating a so-called one-time password.
Enable two-factor authentication
you need to have two-factor authentication enabled yourself to be able to enforce it. You also need permission to change roles.
Please follow the steps described below to enforce two-factor authentication for an existing role. You can also enforce two-factor authentication when creating a new role.
- Go to the StrideLinx Cloud Admin which is accessible from the Apps menu
in the top right corner if you are currently in a different StrideLinx Cloud app. - Open the main menu
, go to roles 
, then click on [Edit] 
. - Click on Enforce two-factor authentication, then click on [confirm].
Two-factor authentication enforced
You have now enforced two-factor authentication for all users in this role.