Nimbus-Key® Instructions & Tutorials

Learn how to register, authenticate, deploy the WordPress plugin, enroll corporate users, and manage accounts. This page centralizes the official how-to videos.

  • QR + PIN passwordless login explained
  • End-user mobile app enrollment
  • WordPress plugin setup and policy enforcement
  • Corporate / enterprise onboarding
  • How to revoke / delete accounts
Secure QR+PIN Registration Flow

Passwordless login replaces shared passwords and blocks brute-force bots.

Step-by-step video tutorials

Each clip below walks through a key part of the Nimbus-Key® workflow: registration, login flow, WordPress plugin usage, and corporate onboarding. You can reuse these videos internally for training.

1. Authentication Factors
User Authentication Security
What does “passwordless” actually mean? This walkthrough explains the difference between weak passwords, SMS codes, and strong QR + PIN with cryptographic signing.
2. Mobile App Setup
Nimbus-Key® Mobile App Registration
Shows how a new user enrolls in the Nimbus-Key® mobile app, chooses a personal PIN, and links their identity so they can log in by scanning a QR.
3. Portal / Community
Join Cybersecurity1.net
How to join the Nimbus-Key® / Cybersecurity1.net environment and access protected resources. Good for MSPs, partners, and tech leads.
4. WordPress Plugin
WordPress Plugin Registration / Activation
Shows how to register the Nimbus-Key® WordPress Plugin, map it to your Tenant ID, and enforce QR+PIN login for wp-admin.
5. Enterprise Onboarding
Corporate Registration Flow
Walks through how an enterprise / organization registers users into a managed Nimbus-Key® tenant for policy-based access (Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Salesforce, EMR/EHR, etc.).
6. Account Management
Delete / Revoke an Account
Shows how to remove a user’s access and cleanly revoke an identity, so ex-employees or contractors can’t continue logging in.

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