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This guide will walk you through how to enhance your application's security by implementing two-factor authentication (2FA) with Frontegg. 2FA adds an extra layer of protection by requiring users to provide two forms of authentication, making it much harder for unauthorized individuals to access your platform.

 Verify that your chosen authentication method in Frontegg supports two-factor authentication.  Not all methods offer this feature, so confirm its availability.

 Navigate to the "Authentication" or "Settings" section of your Frontegg dashboard and locate the 2FA settings. Typically, you'll find options for enabling and configuring 2FA.

 Frontegg may offer various 2FA methods, such as:

  Users may need to configure their 2FA settings within their own accounts once 2FA is enabled for your application. This usually involves scanning a QR code with their authenticator app, entering security codes, or setting up preferred 2FA methods.

 Thoroughly test the 2FA process to ensure it works correctly for all users.  Verify that users can successfully authenticate using the chosen 2FA method.

Add an extra layer of security to your application with two-factor authentication.

Implementing Two-Factor Authentication

This guide will walk you through the process of integrating Frontegg's authentication system into your application to secure user access and ensure a smooth login experience. 

 Frontegg offers a variety of authentication methods to choose from, such as:

 In your Frontegg dashboard, navigate to the "Authentication" or "Settings" section to configure the chosen authentication method.

  Frontegg provides clear documentation and code examples to integrate the chosen authentication method into your application's codebase.  Typically, this involves adding client libraries, implementing API calls, and handling login callbacks.

 Customize the appearance and branding of your login form to match your application's design and make it visually appealing to your users.

 Thoroughly test the authentication process to ensure all login methods function correctly. Implement security measures to prevent unauthorized access, such as password strength requirements, two-factor authentication, and session management.

Integrate Frontegg's authentication system into your application and secure user access.

Setting Up User Authentication

This guide will explain how to implement Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) within your Frontegg application, a powerful approach to managing user permissions and controlling access to specific features and data.

 The first step is to identify and define the different roles within your application. These roles should reflect the various responsibilities and levels of access needed by your users. For example, common roles might include:

  Associate specific permissions with each defined role. This determines what actions users with that role can perform within your application. For instance, an "Editor" might have permission to create, edit, and delete blog articles but not access user management settings.

   Once roles are created with their associated permissions, assign these roles to individual users or user groups.  Users will inherit the permissions granted to the roles they are assigned.

  RBAC simplifies user permissions management. Instead of individually assigning permissions to each user, you can define roles and apply them to users or groups. This makes it easier to maintain consistency and prevent unintended access.

Control access to specific features and resources based on user roles.

Authentication & Authorization

Implementing Two-Factor Authentication

Setting Up User Authentication

Using Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)