At Autodesk, we understand that protecting your design and manufacturing data is critical<\/STRONG> to your business. Due to this (and because our success is dependent on yours!), tremendous effort goes into creating a secure environment for our cloud tools. The steps taken to provide this secure environment follow some of the most stringent in industry, and are presented in our Trust Center<\/A> and in the Fusion 360 Security Whitepaper<\/SPAN><\/A> for anyone interested. <\/P> <\/P> However, while data breaches at large retailers make headlines, some of the most harmful losses stem from individual lapses. Imagine the harm that can come from a device being lost or stolen, leaving your email logged on at a public place, or even something as simple as using a “weak” password. We can’t help with stolen devices and such, but one way Fusion 360 can help is by creating a more secure login. With that in mind, we rolled out 2-Step Verification. <\/P> <\/P> Simply put, 2-Step Verification adds a secondary layer of protection beyond<\/EM> your password, and links this to a physical device. This means someone wanting to access your account would need to:<\/P> For more details on this measure in general, I’ll direct you to who first taught me of the importance of this: Google<\/A>. <\/P> <\/P> Anyway, if I was able to help convince you of the benefits of 2-Step Verification, check out this Quick Tip where I’ll show you how easy it is to set up<\/STRONG> and use<\/STRONG> this in Fusion 360:<\/P> <\/P>