Authenticator app support
Enroll supported TOTP authenticator apps with a locally rendered QR setup flow.
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WordPress Security
Brightery Secure 2FA
Add TOTP, passkeys, trusted devices, backup codes and role-based two-factor enforcement to WordPress.
The problem it solves
You want stronger WordPress account protection without turning every normal page request into a heavy security workflow.
Direct answer
What is Brightery Secure 2FA?
Brightery Secure 2FA adds a second authentication layer for WordPress accounts using authenticator apps and supported WebAuthn passkeys, with role-based enforcement, backup codes, trusted devices, lockout controls, security logs and account alerts.
Core capabilities
Built around a focused workflow, not a feature pile.
Passkeys / WebAuthn
Use supported device authentication such as Touch ID, Face ID, Windows Hello, fingerprint readers or device PIN.
Role-based enforcement
Require selected WordPress roles to enroll before continuing into protected account areas.
Recovery & visibility
Use backup codes, trusted devices, lockout controls, account alerts and lightweight security logs.
Frequently asked questions
Does Brightery Secure 2FA require HTTPS for passkeys?
Yes. The WordPress.org documentation states that HTTPS is required for passkeys in production.
Where should I install or buy this product?
Use the official marketplace destination linked on this page so you can review the current version, compatibility, pricing or installation information before proceeding.
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Need help deciding whether this product fits your workflow?
Use the product as-is when it matches the problem. If the workflow needs deeper integration or custom behavior, Brightery can connect the product journey to Software Engineering, Ecommerce or Marketing & Growth.