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# General
Navigate to the [**Organization Setting**](/settings/platform-settings/organization-settings.md) and select the **General** from the navigation bar on the left side to start configuring general organization settings.
The **Organization General Settings** page lets you manage the basic settings of your organization. Here you can:
* Update the **Organization Name**,
* Upload or change the **Organization Logo** used in reports, and
* Set whether **Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)** is required for all members of the organization.
{% hint style="info" %}
Organization Logo must be an image that follows these requirements:
* It takes up **less than 1MB** in disk space.
* Its width and height are both **less than 500 pixels.**
* It is in a **.png** format.
{% endhint %}
Figure 1: Organization General Settings
## Organization Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
Requiring Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) at the organization level enforces stronger security for all users.
{% hint style="warning" %}
When enabled, any user who has not yet set up MFA will be logged out and prompted to complete the MFA setup during their next login.
{% endhint %}
This ensures that every user meets the same security standard before accessing the organization’s resources.
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