# Security

Organizations and communities can opt-in to enforce 2FA for all their admins. Any attempt at triggering admin operations or visiting the admin pages will be blocked until the admins enable 2FA on their profiles.\
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Projects and events inherit the 2FA settings from their parents.

### How to enforce 2FA for all admins

1. Click on the user menu<br>

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2\. Click on the settings icon next to the profile you want to enable "Enforce 2FA" for

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3\. Click on Settings -> "Security"

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**4. Check "All admins must have two-factor authentication"**

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**5. Click on Save**

**When visiting admin pages without 2FA, admins will be prompted to enable it**

![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1556356/202162859-7e9cf92e-cb93-49fe-975d-701e7c0b76e6.png)


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