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# Security

Section reference **Security** of **My Profile**, organized into three tabs.

### Change password

Update your user password.

| Field                | Description                                        |
| -------------------- | -------------------------------------------------- |
| Current password     | Your current password, to confirm it's you.        |
| New password         | The password you want to set.                      |
| Confirm new password | The new password repeated, to avoid typing errors. |

Click **Save** to apply the change.

### Security Emails

Email addresses associated with your account to **regaining access** and **receive security alerts**. You can define one or several: they are added from the field **Add user email** with the button **Add**.

### Delete user

Delete your Plenit user account.

> ❗️ Action irreversible
>
> Deleting your user is permanent and cannot be undone. Before doing so, make sure that's what you want: you will lose access and your user will no longer exist on the platform.

### Next steps

* Apply these changes in the [How-to guides.](/docs-en/platform/accounts/how-to.md)
* Review the rest of the reference in [My Profile fields](/docs-en/platform/accounts/details/profile-fields.md) and[ Events.](/docs-en/platform/accounts/details/events.md)


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