Opting out of new security changes
How can I opt out or disable the new security changes. As a small business there is myself and my wife, I don't see where a security risk. If I need an inactivity timeout to lock the device I am g...
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Thanks for responding. This maybe the case for a corporate environment however these large companies also have their own security teams to make these decisions and define their own policies, large corporates also implement SSO to streamline authentication in addition to their security policies and minimise the number of login requirements for their staff so as not to impact productivity. It feels like small business is being dictated to and consideration has not been given to the impacts on us.
If you refer to the article liked by Ellemm then this is not an ATO requirement but a decision made by someone at MYOB which has not been received well by your customers.
Hi DanT, the article shared by gavin12345 does not show that these security changes are a decision made by someone at MYOB.
They are definitely an ATO requirement.
However the article does claim that the changes being for all customers instead of only those using payroll is a result of a previous decision (2 years ago) from MYOB to have STP reporting online.
Whether their claim is true or not, I can only see that the solution would then have been a login to the software, with an additional login + 2Fa + inactivity for the payroll workflow. Segregating the software by workflow would in my opinion be a far worse experience
