Account security
Organization and privacy
Turning on two-factor authentication
Because OfficeRidge holds protected health information, two-factor authentication is the single most useful thing you can do to protect member data.1
Open Two-Factor Authentication
From the Security Center.
2
Follow the setup prompts
You will register an authenticator app that generates verification codes.
3
Save your backup codes somewhere safe
These are how you get in if you lose your device.
4
Set up account recovery
Recovery email, phone, and trusted contact give you a route back in.
Trusted devices
A trusted device can skip the two-factor prompt on subsequent sign-ins. Review trusted devices periodically and remove any you no longer use.Reviewing security alerts and login history
1
Check security alerts
Flagged sign-ins and new devices appear here.
2
Review login history
Look for sign-ins you do not recognise — unfamiliar times, locations, or devices.
3
Check active sessions
End any session you do not recognise.
4
Change your password if anything looks wrong
Then remove unrecognised trusted devices.
5
Report it
Tell your compliance officer. Unauthorised access to an account with member data may be a
reportable security incident. See HIPAA compliance.
Data export and account deletion
Data export lets you download a copy of your data. Account deletion permanently removes your account.Troubleshooting
Related
HIPAA compliance
Security incidents and the PHI access trail.
Account
Your display name and preferences.

