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Brute-Force Protection for Self-Hosted Help Desks
Lockouts, layered rate limits, and audit logs that stop password guessing without locking out the operators who run the help desk.
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Start with one workflow
Follow a request through triage, review, and a plugin action. See the record that each step leaves behind.