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What's happening
It's common for two directors to use the same office computer. That's fine — but sharing one login isn't. Separate logins mean each person's actions are attributable, and one person's access can be changed or removed without affecting the other.
What to do
Give each director their own user, ideally both as administrators, each with their own password and 2FA or passkey. On the shared machine, don't save passwords and sign out between people — see shared computers.
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