Client Area Security Questions - Revision history

SarahK at 16:54, 1 July 2022

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‎Set up the Security Question

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‎Update the Security Question

2022-06-14T19:19:57Z

‎Set up the Security Question

2022-06-14T19:19:21Z

‎Update the Security Question

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‎Set up the Security Question

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-Security Questions allow a client to configure an extra level of security on their account, in order to enable identify verification when needed. For example: when performing a password reset, the system will prompt the client to select their security question and enter the answer before creation of a new password.
+Security questions allow a client to configure an extra level of security on their account by enabling identify verification. For example, when resetting a password, the system will prompt the client to select their security question and enter the answer before creation of a new password.
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 For information on creating and managing security questions on your installation as an admin, see [[Security Questions]].
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-== Set up the Security Question ==
 To set up a security question on the client account:

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-==Set up the Security Question==
+== Set up the Security Question ==
 To set up a security question on the client account:

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-For information on managing security questions on your installation, see [[Security Questions]].
+For information on creating and managing security questions on your installation as an admin, see [[Security Questions]].
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−	Security Questions allow a client to configure an extra level of security on their account, in order to enable identify verification when needed. For example: when performing a password reset, the system will prompt the client to select their security question and enter the answer before creation of a new password,	+	Security Questions allow a client to configure an extra level of security on their account, in order to enable identify verification when needed. For example: when performing a password reset, the system will prompt the client to select their security question and enter the answer before creation of a new password.
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		+	For information on managing security questions on your installation, see [[Security Questions]].
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	==Set up the Security Question==		==Set up the Security Question==

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 To change the selected security question and answer on the client account:
-# From the Client Area, navigate to Hello, Name! > Security Settings.
+# From the Client Area, navigate to '''Hello, Name! > Security Settings'''.
 # Enter the answer for the existing security question.
 # Select a new security question from the list.
 # Enter the answer in the text box.
 # Reenter the answer in the confirmation box.
-# Click Save Changes.
+# Click '''Save Changes'''.

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 To set up a security question on the client account:
-) From the Client Area, navigate to Hello, Name! > Security Settings.
+# From the Client Area, navigate to Hello, Name! > Security Settings.
-) Select one of the security questions from the list.
+# Select one of the security questions from the list.
-) Enter the answer in the text box.
+# Enter the answer in the text box.
-) Click Save Changes.
+# Click Save Changes.
 ==Update the Security Question==