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Open Account settings > Security from your avatar to manage how you sign in. These settings follow you across workspaces.
Account security settings showing password and two-factor
cards

Account Security settings, with password and two-factor authentication cards.

Password

Password is always on this page.
1

Open Security

Click your avatar, then Account settings > Security.
2

Open the Dialog

Click Update password if one is already set, or Set password if the card says No password set.
3

Enter Passwords

If you already have a password, fill in Current password, New password, and Confirm password. If you are setting one for the first time, fill in New password and Confirm password.
4

Choose Other Devices

Sign out of other devices is on by default. Turn it off to stay signed in everywhere else. You stay signed in on this device either way.
5

Save

Click Update password or Set password.
If your organisation manages sign-in, the card explains that a password can’t be set or changed here. If you sign in another way, Sign-in shows that method.

Active Sessions

Active sessions lists the devices where this account is signed in. The one you are using is marked This device and has no Sign out button on its row.
1

Sign Out of One Device

On any other row, click Sign out, then confirm Sign out.
2

Sign Out Everywhere

Click Sign out of all devices. This ends every session, including the device you are using.

Passkeys

If your organisation does not use enterprise SSO, you can add a passkey from the Passkey card.

Two-Factor Authentication

1

Enable

On Two-Factor Authentication, click Enable Two-Factor. The disabled description is Add an extra layer of security using an authenticator app.
2

Scan or Enter the Secret

Scan the QR code with your authenticator app, or enter the manual secret. Then type the 6-digit code (placeholder 000000) and click Verify.
3

Disable Later

When two-factor is on, the description is Your account is protected with an authenticator app. Click Disable Two-Factor and confirm. You will only need your password to sign in after that.
For Classic two-factor documentation, see Two-Factor Authentication.

See Also

How to Update Your Account

Display name, profile photo, and time zone.

Two-Factor Authentication

Classic documentation for authenticator-app setup.
Last modified on October 8, 2026