Enable MFA for your organization
Enable multi-factor authentication (MFA), also known as two-factor authentication or 2FA, for your organization to protect your data from unauthorized access. MFA is a simple and robust method to guard against cybersecurity threats and provides another layer of security to Avior user accounts. MFA does not replace the need for credentials, but requires an additional security code generated dynamically on another device.
When MFA is enabled for an organization, each user is required to set up MFA for their user account. If MFA is configured for a user account, a second authentication method is triggered after login credentials are entered. A 6-digit verification code generated by an authentication app is required to complete the login process.
The Organization owner can enable MFA in the Security section of Avior.
Notify all stakeholders before enabling MFA. Once MFA is enabled, members of your organization cannot log in without setting up MFA.
Enable MFA
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Click Settings > MFA.
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Enable the Enable MFA.
All organization members will be required to set up an authenticator app.
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Click the Multi-factor Authentication Configuration toggle.
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Click Confirm.
All members of your organization will be automatically logged out of SolarWinds applications.
All members of your organization, including owners, will be prompted to set up MFA for their user account using an authenticator app the next time they log into Avior. To learn about what's involved, see Set up MFA for a user account.
Change trusted device timeout
By default, devices are no longer considered secure after 30 days. With MFA enabled, you can customize the timeout value (1-90 days).
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Click Settings > MFA.
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Click the Edit trusted device expiration button.
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Set a value between 1 and 90 days.
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Click Save.