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Every test in an assessment and every AI interview carries its own proctoring settings. Each starts with defaults for its type, and you can change them per test or per interview. The ATS (job openings, live interviews, offers) has no proctoring settings.

Available Settings

Each test has 12 proctoring toggles.
Proctoring Settings panel for a Quiz

The Proctoring Settings panel with its toggles

A related option, Disable Copy & Paste, lives with the test’s anti-cheating settings rather than this panel. See Anti-Cheating Settings.
Some measures run on every attempt regardless of these toggles, such as device fingerprinting, IP recording, and multi-session detection. See AI Proctoring.

Defaults by Test Type

New tests start with most settings on. The exceptions depend on the test type. Auxiliary Device is off by default for every test type.
A few toggles are locked, not just defaulted. Camera-related options stay locked off for custom video response tests. Psychometric tests keep tab-switch detection locked off. AI interviews have their own locks, listed under For AI Interviews.

Changing Settings

For Assessments

1

Open the assessment's Settings

Open it from your assessment dashboard.
2

Go to the Test Order tab

Find the test you want to modify and click Edit Settings.
3

Toggle the settings you need

Click Save Settings, then Update. Changes apply to future attempts of that test.
Test Order tab with Edit Settings links

For AI Interviews

1

Open the interview's Settings page

From the AI Interviews dashboard, click Settings on the interview. See Interview Settings for the rest of that page.
2

Expand Proctoring Settings and toggle what you need

On one-way interviews it sits below Main Settings and Timer Settings. On conversational interviews it is under section 5, Proctoring. The locks below still apply.
In the guided setup flow you pick a proctoring level instead: None, Basic (tab and app switches), Standard (tab switch, camera, mic, full screen) or Enhanced (Standard plus auxiliary device).