The risky flows, already built.
A complete account lifecycle out of the box — registration, login, two-factor, forgot-password, account settings, IP-firewall management, and email verification — so the security-sensitive flows ship with the framework instead of being rebuilt per project.
1. The flows teams get wrong
The account lifecycle is where most application vulnerabilities live: a forgot-password flow that leaks whether an email exists, a registration that does not verify, a login without rate limiting, a settings page that lets one user edit another. These flows are security-critical and deceptively hard, yet they are rebuilt from scratch on most projects — each reintroducing the same classes of bug.
2. Built right, shipped once
B5 Secure ships the lifecycle — registration, login, two-factor, forgot-password, account settings, IP-firewall management, and email verification — built to the framework’s Never-Trust defaults. Uniform responses that do not leak account existence, verification gates, and second-factor enforcement come standard, so teams adopt secure flows rather than re-deriving them.
3. How it fits the pipeline
These workflows are not bolt-ons; they are wired into the same authentication, authorization, and suspension pipeline as everything else. Account state — verified, suspended, factor-enrolled — is a first-class input the rest of the system consults, so the lifecycle and the access model stay consistent.