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Respond to a security alert
Assess an unfamiliar sign-in, factor, session or account change and take the narrow protective action needed.
Purpose
Assess an unfamiliar sign-in, factor, session or account change and take the narrow protective action needed.
Obedience Cloud is the shared identity and tenant-control surface. It does not turn a platform role into a customer workspace role or a corporate owner, and it never exposes readable passwords or authentication-factor secrets.
Checks before action
- The event time, device and location are recognised.
- The alert came from an approved domain.
- Compromise risk and active work are considered.
Safe process
- Use the canonical hostStart on cloud.obedience.global or the approved obedience.cloud entry and confirm the secure browser origin before entering account information.
- Verify scope and authorityFor respond to a security alert, confirm the account, organisation, role and customer case or contract reference before continuing.
- Complete the bounded actionUse the narrow control provided. Elevated operations require personal 2FA, exact-origin requests, unique request identifiers and durable audit availability.
- Review the resultConfirm provider-authoritative state, record the outcome and route any inconsistency to support without repeating a high-impact request blindly.
Expected records
- User acknowledgement or report.
- Session or account action.
- Support or security case reference.
Security boundary
- Administrators can lock an account, revoke sessions or start a bounded support flow; they cannot read or choose the user’s password.
- A support actor session is time-limited, labelled, auditable and blocked from non-read HTTP methods.
- Tenant metadata is validated server-side and cannot contain executable JavaScript, secret credentials or hidden role elevation.
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