Isolation, 2FA & Organization Ownership
Understand the security guarantees you build on — data isolation, two-factor auth, and who owns the organization.
#At a glance
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Audience | Security owner, executives |
| Estimated time | Half a day |
| Portal areas used | Account security, Settings |
| AI used | None (security) |
#Purpose
Set expectations for what the platform enforces (per-org isolation, per-user 2FA) and what you must govern (ownership, adoption of 2FA).
#Business outcome
Your team relies on real isolation and 2FA, with clear ownership of the organization.
#Implementation checklist
1
Require 2FA for all privileged accounts (it's per user)
2
Confirm per-organization data isolation meets your needs
3
Decide who holds CEO/owner accounts and keep them few
4
Document how access is granted and revoked
#Dependencies
- Roles assigned
#Risks
Watch for these
- Assuming org-wide 2FA enforcement exists (it's per user — drive it by policy)
- Too many owner-level accounts
#Success criteria
Done looks like
- Privileged accounts use 2FA
- Ownership is clear and limited
- Access grant/revoke is documented
#Related documentation
Authentication
How sign-in works.
Governance
Approval governance.
Contact Support
Reach the DevSphere OS team.
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