Authentication
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Requires a connected account.
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Security
Protect account access through authentication, trusted devices, session controls, recovery methods, and visible security history.
Identity protection workspace
Manage authentication, trusted devices, sessions, recovery, and security alerts without mixing account protection with identity verification or trust scoring.
Authentication
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Requires a connected account.
Trusted devices
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Devices approved for account access.
Active sessions
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Current authenticated sessions.
Security alerts
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Requires connected access history.
Overview
Review the current state of account access, authentication, devices, and recovery.
Sign in and connect an account to review authentication methods, trusted devices, active sessions, recovery options, and security history.
Passwords, passkeys, multifactor authentication, and sign-in requirements.
Review and revoke devices that are authorized to access the account.
Understand where the account is active and end access when necessary.
Establish recovery methods before credentials or devices are lost.
Strong authentication
Passwords, passkeys, multifactor authentication, and sign-in requirements can work together to reduce unauthorized access.
Visible access
Devices, sessions, sign-ins, and security events should remain visible so suspicious access can be identified and revoked.
Recovery readiness
Recovery methods should be configured intentionally and protected with the same care as primary authentication.