Admin
Your account
These settings are about you, not the whole organization: your name and profile, how the app looks and behaves for you, and your personal security. Anyone can use this page — you don't need admin access to change your own settings.
What it's for
- Keep your profile current — your display name and the basics of your account.
- Set your preferences — light or dark theme (this one sticks), and a default time range for the current visit.
- Protect your account — change your password, turn on two-factor authentication, and review your active sessions.
- Tune your notifications — decide what you're alerted about and review what was delivered.
The screens in it
Your account settings are grouped into tabs. There's also a separate Profile view and a Credits page you can reach from the app.
Settings tabs
Profile
Shows your avatar, name, email, and role.
| Field | What it does |
|---|---|
| Display Name | Your name as it appears across ThreatWeaver — editable here. |
| Your sign-in email. It's read-only; contact an administrator to change it. | |
| Role | Your assigned role, shown for reference (read-only). |
Clicking Save Changes shows a confirmation, but as of this release it does not persist your Display Name edit — it resets the next time you reload the page or sign in again. If you need your display name changed for good, ask an administrator to update it for you.
Preferences
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| Dark Mode | Switches between the light and dark theme. This one applies and saves immediately — no need to click Save Changes. |
| Default Time Range | Meant to set the time window pages open with — 7 days, 30 days, 90 days, 6 months, or 1 year. As of this release this choice does not persist: it resets on reload or next sign-in, even though Save Changes shows a confirmation. Treat it as a per-visit convenience for now, not a saved preference. |
Security
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| Change Password | Opens a dialog to set a new password. This one is real — it takes effect immediately. |
| Two-Factor Authentication | Starts setup for an extra sign-in step. Once enabled, it shows as Enabled. This one is real and takes effect immediately. |
| Session Timeout | Meant to control how many minutes of inactivity before you're signed out. As of this release this field does not persist or get enforced — clicking Save Changes shows a confirmation, but the value resets on reload and isn't applied to your session. |
| Active Sessions | Lists where you're currently signed in, including your current session. |
Display Name, Default Time Range, and Session Timeout all show a Saved! confirmation when you click Save Changes, but that confirmation doesn't mean the change is stored — none of the three currently persist past your session. Dark Mode, Change Password, and Two-Factor Authentication are unaffected and take effect for real.
Notifications Preferences
Choose which events notify you and how. Your choices save as you make them. A delivery history beneath your preferences shows which notifications were sent and which failed, so you can confirm you're being reached. For organization-wide notification routing, see Notifications.
The Profile view
A compact view of your account with your Personal Information (name, email, role — all read-only here) and a Security panel to enable two-factor authentication and change your password. It covers the same personal security ground as the Security tab in a single card.
The Credits page
Credits & Third-Party Notices acknowledges the open-source scanners, AI provider notices, and runtime libraries bundled with ThreatWeaver, with links to each project. It's informational — there's nothing to configure.
Common workflows
Workflow: turn on two-factor authentication
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Open the Security tab and click Enable 2FA.
Step 1 — starting two-factor setup -
Follow the setup steps to link your authenticator. When it's done, the setting shows Enabled.
Workflow: switch to dark mode and set your default time range
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Open the Preferences tab.
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Toggle Dark Mode — this applies immediately and persists on its own.
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Pick your Default Time Range if you want it for this visit. As of this release it doesn't carry over to your next session, so you'll want to set it again next time.
Step — choosing theme and default time range