Turn on multi-factor authentication at a system level
Before you begin
If you configure SSO in Contrast and also want to use multi-factor authentication, configure it using your identity provider (IdP), instead of Contrast. With SSO configured, Contrast passes the responsibility of authenticating users to the IdP.
For additional protection, organization administrators can set multi-factor authentication as required at the organization level.
Steps
Under system settings, select Security in the left navigation.
Turn the toggle on (green) to enable multi-factor authentication.
Select Allow organization override to allow Organization Administrators to choose whether or not to require the feature for users.
Note
If a user belongs to multiple organizations, their default organization determines their multi-factor authentication settings.
A user can also choose how they want to receive multi-factor authentication notices.