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

emfluence interactive marketing

Jacob Schwartz

If you have Cloudfront in front of WordPress and are using Wordfence, this plugin is for you.
If you don’t provide Cloudfront’s IP addresses to Wordfence, any bad behavior out there can get Cloudfront itself blocked by Wordfence – and then no one will be able to access your site.
This plugin downloads Cloudfront’s IP address list directly from Amazon Web Services (AWS). Then it adds and automatically updates the proxy IP addresses for Cloudfront in Wordfence, so that Wordfence can correctly identify the end user’s IP address.
AWS updates its list of IP addresses every now and then. Don’t manually add IP addresses, and then try to keep track of Cloudfront IP address changes. Just install this plugin and stop worrying!
Want to change how this plugin works, or add to it? Fork it on GitHub! 
https://github.com/emfluencekc/Wordfence-Cloudfront-IPs
Documentation, privacy, terms of use, and the list of IP addresses that are used by this plugin can be found here: 
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudFront/latest/DeveloperGuide/LocationsOfEdgeServers.html

Proxy IP Addresses for Cloudfront with Wordfence

Automatically update Wordfence's list of proxy IP addresses with Cloudfront IP addresses

Remove WordFence 2FA vs Proxy IP Addresses for Cloudfront with Wordfence