Perhaps I've miscommunicated my problem: my concern isn't really my own machine- I'm able to use password tools and hopefully keep things fairly secure. It certainly reads as if that is what you are suggesting as a solution (particularly as the title in green says 'Best Reply'). Your otherwise enthusiastic evangelist, Louis Cape - do you mind editing the reply that Matt O upvoted? I think that is really misleading as it is - the whole point of 2FA is to remove a single point of failure. Please mplement an interim solution for now, if you have fancy long-term strategic plans that will unavoidably take longer. But that's not even the end of it: if someone makes unauthorised changes or deletions, can you imagine the sort of trouble I could get myself into? I might well not even be aware of such changes until much later, or never.

If an unauthorised person logs in and accesses my records, that would open up privacy and identity theft concerns. Even a Xero customer with strong and enforced password policies may not have that level of control over their accountants' password policies. This multiples the risk of a single exposed password way beyond that of a single Twitter or GMail account. A company on Xero is in a worse position to start off because commonly, several people have access, including high-level access. So, I propose that the reason why this isn't top priority is precisely the reason why it should be. It's because most computer users (even responsible ones who do know better) are terminally blasé about security practises. I gather this matter isn't as much of a priority as in-field calculators (don't get me wrong, I've wanted that feature since I signed up over a year ago) because not enough customers are jumping up and down over it. I'm glad it's something you're looking at, but the end of the year is not soon enough, I'm sorry. F5 BIG-IP® Access Policy Manager solutionHi Kirk, thanks for your comments. Seamless provisioning of BIG-IP Edge Client configurations through MDM offerings from AirWatch by VMware, MobileIron, MaaS360 (from Fiberlink, an IBM company), and others. Administrator enforced device lock settings. Custom URL scheme support for starting and stopping F5 Edge Client. Custom URL scheme support for creating F5 Edge Client configurations.

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