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# Overview

In Security Administration, you can manage accounts, users, and roles/permissions. IP filtering and client authentication are available if you have access rights to those areas.

- What's New: This section provides release note information about updates in Security Information. For Help information, select What's New.

- Accounts: Wolters Kluwer sets up your initial account and the products your organization has licensed. You can copy this account to set up additional accounts for different areas of your organization. Users, roles, and permissions are managed through an account. For Help information, select Accounts.

- Roles: Users are assigned roles with permissions that determine what they can do in applications. You can add roles and assign specific permissions to the roles. Available permissions are preset by Wolters Kluwer and you can select/deselect permissions as applicable for a role. For Help information, select Roles.

- Users: The Users section provides a list of users for the account. You can add, edit, and manage users. Users can be assigned specific roles that include a specific set of permissions. Passwords can be reset and users can be unlocked. For Help information, select Users.

- IP Filtering: You must have specific permissions to access IP Filtering. This section allows you to enable IP filtering for the account. If filtering is enabled, users will have access to the IP addresses entered in the list. For Help information, select IP Filtering

- Client Authentication: You must have specific permissions to access Client Authentication. This section allows you to upload certificates for the account. For Help information, select Client Authentication.

- Multifactor Authentication: You must have specific permissions to access Client Authentication. This section allows you to enable multifactor authentication (TOTP). For Help information, select Multifactor Authentication.