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Steps
- Users: remove anyone who has left; downgrade anyone with more access than they need — see roles and permissions.
- Administrators: confirm there are still two.
- 2FA: check it's active on your login and your recovery codes are safe.
- Sessions: scan your devices and remove anything unfamiliar.
- Alerts: confirm they go to a monitored address.
Good to know
Put a recurring reminder in your calendar. Directors carry responsibility for how the business is run, and a compromised finance account is expensive — five minutes a quarter is cheap insurance. See the full security guide.
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