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# Security
The **Security** page allows you to improve the security of user accounts on the Navixy platform by enabling two-factor authentication (2FA). You can configure this security feature for all users or selectively enable it based on specific account needs.
## **How to enable two-factor authentication**
Two-factor authentication can be enabled either for all users in your system or for specific users via their settings.
* **For all users**: Configured in **Admin Panel → Settings → Security.** Ensures that all current and new users must authenticate using a one-time passcode in addition to their login credentials. All sub-users and imported users also inherit the 2FA settings.
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2FA settings don't apply to demo users
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Two-factor authentication settings
* **For specific users**: For individual accounts that require personalized security, you can enable 2FA in **Admin Panel → Users → Edit user → Two-factor authentication.** All sub-users created in that account also inherit the 2FA settings.
Two-factor authentication for a specific user
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Note that the current implementation only allows enabling two-factor authentication for all account users, including sub-users created in the main account.
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To configure 2FA settings, you can use the Navixy Panel API, using the calls to read and update 2FA settings for a list of specified users or all users of the platform, as well as set default settings for new users. You can learn more about the Navixy Panel API in the [Developer Hub](/docs/navixy-api/panel-api/resources/user/mfa-settings.md).
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