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Account Protection History Audit log

Written by Connor Bearse

Your Personal Security Audit Log helps you review important security-related activity on your account, such as sign-ins, sign-outs, password changes, password reset activity, and multi-factor authentication updates.

It is designed to give you a clear record of when meaningful account security actions happened so you can quickly spot activity you recognize and take action if something looks unfamiliar.

Some actions will appear in your Security Log, while others may also trigger an email alert for added protection. Use the table below to understand what each action means and whether it sends an email notification.

Action

Description

Shows in Account Protection History

Send Email Alert

Signed in

This means a successful sign-in was completed for the account.

✅ Yes

❌ No

Signed out

This means the user signed out of their account.

✅ Yes

❌ No

Password Changed

This means the account password was successfully updated.

✅ Yes

✅ Yes

Password reset requested

This means someone started the password reset process, usually by requesting a reset email or link. It does not mean the password was changed yet.

✅ Yes

✅ Yes

MFA Enabled

This means multi-factor authentication was turned on for the account, adding an extra layer of security during sign-in.

✅ Yes

✅ Yes

MFA Disabled

This means multi-factor authentication was turned off for the account.

✅ Yes

✅ Yes

Backup Codes Regenerated

This means a new set of backup codes was created. Any older backup codes are no longer valid after this happens.

✅ Yes

✅ Yes

Multi-factor authentication challenge issued

This means the system asked for a multi-factor authentication code as part of sign-in or another protected action.

✅ Yes

❌ No

Multi-factor authentication challenge invalidated

This means a previously issued multi-factor authentication challenge was canceled, expired, or made unusable before it was completed.

✅ Yes

❌ No

Multi-factor authentication succeeded

This means the user successfully completed the multi-factor authentication step.

✅ Yes

❌ No

Backup code used for multi-factor authentication

This means one of the account’s backup codes was used instead of a standard authentication code.

✅ Yes

✅ Yes

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