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Platform Settings

Platform settings control your SecureHive workspace configuration — organization details, branding, security policies, notification preferences, and feature toggles. Changes here apply tenant-wide and require admin permissions.

Changes to platform settings affect all users in your workspace. Review changes carefully before saving, especially security-related settings.

Accessing settings

Navigate to Settings → Platform Settings from the left sidebar, or go directly to /s/{your-tenant}/settings/platform.

General settings

General settings define your organization’s identity within SecureHive.

SettingDescription
Organization nameYour company’s display name, shown across the platform and in reports
SubdomainYour workspace URL (https://[subdomain].securehive.ai) — set during onboarding and cannot be changed
Industry verticalYour organization’s industry, used for tailoring compliance recommendations
Company sizeEmployee count range, used for benchmark comparisons
Primary contactThe main admin contact for account-related communications
TimezoneDefault timezone for schedules, reports, and audit timestamps

Branding

Customize the look and feel of your SecureHive workspace and any externally shared pages such as the Trust Portal.

SettingDescription
LogoUpload your company logo (PNG or SVG, recommended 200×50px)
FaviconCustom browser tab icon (ICO or PNG, 32×32px)
Primary colorBrand color applied to navigation, buttons, and accents
Trust Portal brandingLogo and color overrides for your public-facing Trust Portal

Security policies

Security policies govern authentication behavior and session management across the workspace.

PolicyDescriptionDefault
Session timeoutHow long an inactive session stays alive before requiring re-authentication30 minutes
Password requirementsMinimum length, complexity rules, and expiration period for local accounts12 characters, mixed case + number
MFA enforcementRequire multi-factor authentication for all users or specific rolesDisabled
SSO enforcementRequire SSO login and disable local password authenticationDisabled
IP allowlistRestrict access to specific IP ranges or CIDR blocksNone (all IPs allowed)

For SSO and SCIM configuration, see Identity Provider Authentication. For role-based access control, see Roles & Permissions.

Notification preferences

Configure how and when SecureHive sends notifications to your team.

SettingDescription
Email notificationsEnable or disable email alerts for risk changes, policy updates, and task assignments
Digest frequencyChoose between real-time, daily digest, or weekly digest for non-critical notifications
Escalation alertsConfigure escalation rules for overdue tasks, critical risk changes, and SLA breaches
Integration notificationsRoute alerts to connected tools like Slack, Microsoft Teams, or JIRA

Feature toggles

Enable or disable optional platform capabilities based on your organization’s needs.

FeatureDescription
AI-assisted draftingUse AI to generate policy drafts, risk descriptions, and questionnaire responses
Trust PortalPublish a public-facing security posture page for customers and prospects
Vendor self-serviceAllow vendors to access and complete questionnaires without manual link distribution
Automated risk scoringAutomatically calculate risk scores when assessment data changes

Audit log

All changes to platform settings are recorded in the audit log with the timestamp, user who made the change, setting modified, and previous and new values. Access the audit log from Settings → Audit Log to review the history of configuration changes.

Best practices

Keep your organization details current — they flow into compliance reports and Trust Portal content. Enable SSO enforcement once your identity provider is fully configured and tested. Start with a restrictive session timeout and adjust based on user feedback. Review feature toggles quarterly to ensure they align with your current program maturity.

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