Requiring Multifactor Authentication - Level Blue

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Manager users can configure USM Anywhere to require users to log in using multifactor authentication (MFA). To require MFA for users

Go to Settings > System > MFA Settings.
Toggle on MFA Required.
Users will be prompted to enroll in MFA on their next login if they do not already have MFA configured.

Overview Configuring Web UI Session Timeout