WordFence is a pretty darn good WordPress plugin, but they recently added two-factor authentication to the free version.
2FA support is super awesome, but not when there’s no option to turn it off.
Sure, you can just not use it, and for some people that’s 100% A-OKAY – but what if you’re already using a 2FA plugin? Now you’re faced with conflicting user interfaces, users are freaking out and clicking the “wrong 2FA button” and ain’t nobody got time for that.
This WordPress plugin removes all visual traces of the WordFence 2FA feature from everywhere bar the actual WordFence settings pages (it does however remove the submenu item for “Login Security” under the WordFence admin menu item).

Remove WordFence 2FA

(Visually) removes all trace of the WordFence 2FA feature

Dante Campbell

The DMN (Security Centre) plugin provides an easy way to keep your Wordfence security whitelist updated with all DMN services without having to check it all the time. This will automatically check and ensure that the whitelist is kept updated once a day. This service requires external communication with DMNs devstage server to aquire the office IP address which will be whitelisted. By using this plugin you agree that the service can be used and communicated with.
The DMN (Security Centre) plugin can be easily activated and deactivated from the WordPress dashboard, and requires no additional configuration or setup.

DMN (Security Centre)

The DMN (Security Centre) plugin keeps your word fences whitelist IP addresses updated with DMN services on your WordPress site.

Remove WordFence 2FA vs DMN (Security Centre)