RSA SecurID Authenticate

RSA SecurID Authenticate

by RSA Security

89 ratings
29 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 27, 2015
  • June 24, 2021
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This app provides strong authentication and single sign-on for corporate applications. It allows users to conveniently verify their identity using their mobile device through various methods like tapping, biometrics, or generated tokencodes. Requires your company to be an RSA SecurID Access customer.

Strong authentication
Single sign-on (SSO)
Mobile device authentication
Biometric verification (Touch ID/Face ID)
Tokencode generation
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What's New in RSA SecurID Authenticate

3.9.1

June 24, 2021

Bug fixes

User reviews

Apple Watch Support???

It’s 2022, when will we have the simplest of features, like support for an Apple Watch?

QR is broken

You need to fix the qr issue. Without qr I am left with a url link that does not work

Watch App would make it better

RSA has been great. Having it as a watch app would make it even better

Needs watch app

I hate being tethered to my phone, especially when I am in a location where phones are not permitted. This is where a Watch app would be ideal.
Also, I do not have multiple IDs nor do most normal people. We should be able to use the default ID rather than typing it in each and every time.
Lastly, Microsoft authenticator directly authorizes the application immediately, And over the Internet. Copying eight digit codes seems like a unnecessary opportunity for error.
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Forced to use this for work. Please do a competitive analysis of okta’s app

This app forces too many screen presses and annoyances compared to competing applications. Okta app has it right. Rsa why does clicking on the code then bring up a context menu with just one option. Just copy it to the clipboard, heck give me the option to auto copy to clipboard after faceid unlock.

Even better with okta when you try to log in, it pops up an authenticate / decline screen on your phone so you’re not copying codes - just approving or declining. If I have access to the code I’ve got access to the account. Don’t force me to write a 6 digit number too. The best security is the comprehensive one that doesn’t unnessarily delay you.

While these may seem small gripes, think of how many times a day people have to do that extra step, extra few seconds. It mounts up. Even a company the size of your parent company - it’s going to not be trivial how much time you can save when you aggregate it across all employees.
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FAQ

What does the RSA SecurID Authenticate app do?

The app works with RSA SecurID Access to provide strong authentication and convenient single sign-on to corporate applications. It allows you to verify your identity using your mobile device.

How do I authenticate with the app?

You can authenticate by tapping your device, using Touch ID or Face ID, or by entering a tokencode generated by the app. This verifies your identity for accessing protected applications.

Is this app free to use?

The app itself is free to download and use. However, its functionality is dependent on your company being an RSA SecurID Access customer. There are no in-app purchases or ads mentioned.

What are the requirements to use this app?

Your company must be an RSA SecurID Access customer to use this app. You will need information from your administrator to register your device and set up authentication.

What are common use cases for this app?

Common use cases include securely logging into corporate networks, accessing sensitive company applications, and ensuring strong identity verification for remote work or sensitive data access.