RSA Authenticator (SecurID)

RSA Security

About this app

RSA Authenticator App
Secure your digital life and streamline access with the RSA Authenticator App. Designed for enterprises and highly regulated industries, RSA offers a trusted way to secure authentication regardless of your environment.

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Made Easy
Protect your accounts with RSA's diverse multi-factor authentication (MFA) options, including one-time passcodes (OTP), QR codes, code matching, push notifications, biometrics, and hardware authenticators for an extra layer of security. RSA provides device-bound passkeys that are seamless and phishing-resistant, ensuring a smooth experience across your apps and services.

Passwordless Security, Simplified
Forget passwords; use passkeys. Use your device-bound passkey for fast, secure, and frictionless authentication—perfect for organizations looking to reduce risks and boost workforce productivity.

Note: Your company must be an RSA customer to use this app. Contact your help desk administrator if you did not receive the information required to register your device.

Ratings and reviews

For those with the error on startup that no data network was available 3g/4g, there is a very easy fix for this. Typically it is because a backup has restored data for the app and you just need to start from scratch and re-import your token. This is actually a good security feature so someone can't take your backup and get access to your data through this app. To reset the app so you can re-import your token, got to Settings -> Apps -> Token. Once looking in the Token app, it is probably a good idea to force stop it, then click on Storage. Clear Data and Clear Cache and you should be able to re-import the token. AGAIN, YOU WILL HAVE TO RE-IMPORT THE TOKEN SO MAKE SURE YOU HAVE IT BEFORE CLEARING THE DATA.

Updated: The developer was responsive and followed up, ultimately reverting the problematic change. Old review: A recent update added additional and deeper checking for devices. The app now refuses to run, indicating that the device is rooted. It's not actually even rooted though, it simply has an unlocked bootloader. The system image still is pristine, unchanged, and validated.

Need this app for work but can't use because it says my device has been rooted. Which it's not. This is beyond frustrating. Edit: I see the canned response to run the API checker. I did that and my phone was fine. There is no settlings; developer options on that app to check OEM. This seems like more of an app issue needing an update as there are a lot of people with the similar issue. Please look into this and get a fix out. Thank you.

What’s new

Bug fixes