Note Please see Cloud One User Management if you’re accessing Conformity through the Cloud One console. This documentation is relevant only to Conformity standalone customers.

1. Brute-force attacks
2. Credential stuffing

Note Two-Factor Authentication is highly recommended for all users of Conformity given the sensitivity of data Conformity users have access to.

Two-Factor Authentication options

• Set up Two-Factor Authentication
• Disable Two-Factor Authentication

Note Currently, Two-Factor Authentication can only be setup at a user level, but Conformity is working on making this option available to be set at the Organisation level.

Set up Two-Factor Authentication

1. Click on Setup Two Factor Authentication now
2. Use any Time-based One-time Password Algorithm (TOTP) authenticator such as the Google Authenticator to scan the QR code, and then input the Authentication code and Verify
3. On successful verification, a message informing that you will be signed out of the Conformity will be displayed. Click OK to log in again using the Two-Factor Authentication process

Disable Two-Factor Authentication

1. Click on Disable Two-Factor Authentication
2. Confirm by clicking on Yes, disable Two-Factor Authentication_Note: You will not be signed out of the Conformity platform once you disable Two-Factor Authentication