Privileged accounts see a non-blocking banner offering to open the account security panel where an authenticator app is set up. It never gates access, and it auto-hides for anyone already enrolled.
Also called: 2FA · two step login · authenticator app · extra login security · turn on 2FA · security banner · protect your account
- 1Shown only to admins who do not have two-factor enabled
- 2Opens the account security panel directly
- 3Dismissible, and auto-hides once enrolment is detected
Locking a builder out of his own pipeline on a Monday morning, in the name of security, is a worse outcome than the risk it was meant to address — and a mandatory second factor that fails on a site with no signal does exactly that. Admins who have not turned on two-factor authentication get a banner they can dismiss, which disappears by itself once it is on. Hard enforcement is saved for the money-moving flows, where it can be built and tested without any chance of shutting a whole company out of its own account.
- Privileged accounts run without a second factor because nobody prompts them
- Hard security enforcement can lock an owner out of a live business system
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