Likelihood to Recommend Easy to implement and support. Flexible platforms and user-friendly interface. Not a lot of customization is available to customers and response time of support could be better. There are now competing products that utilize new features like facial recognition. Using camera and fingerprint sensors are becoming standard in smartphones so RSA SecureID should offer those as options.
Read full review I think whenever you're either a small team that works together in person or you're a company that has the resources to give each employee a Yubico YubiKeys, that's a great use case. I've found it's maybe not as great if you're working with freelancers that are remote because you don't know necessarily the lifespan of the freelancer. You may work with them for three months and then maybe you start working with a different freelancer. So to mail out Yubico YubiKeys for that very part-time freelance position is not necessarily the easiest. So in those cases, I've resorted to just syncing the two-factor codes and giving them a log into a password manager because that's much easier to onboard. So yeah, I guess that would be maybe one of the downsides is onboarding users, getting them started. But if you have a small team in person or you've got the resources, and you've got an IT department, then onboarding is not as much of an issue.
Read full review Pros RSA Authentication Manager is easy to deploy and configure. It is a scalable solution meant for a large enterprise. Some of the key features of RSA Authentication Manager where it particularly does well are provisioning, mapping, and logging. It has a very nice console with good administrative and troubleshooting options. Reliable security for VPN, applications, and wifi. Read full review Provides additional factors for authenticating against critical systems. Significantly reduces the chance of a successful phishing attempt. Can function as your primary credential for passwordless authentication. Extremely durable - I've had the same Yubikeys in use for years. Cross-platform - can be used on all mainstream operating systems and mobile devices. Read full review Cons Slow to provide updates to latest operating system versions. While the GUI is clean and easy to use, it does look very dated. There is not an option for a temporary code to log in. It would be nice for situations where you are at a remote site but don't have your device (laptop, phone, etc.) with you, as well as other situations. Read full review I'd feel better if the key were a little more solidly built - it feels a little flimsy The design could also use a cap for the connection - I'm nervous having it on my key chain and users have mentioned the same concerns. There seems to be some cracks forming in the support for security keys which is starting to mitigate the usefulness across an entire ecosystem. Dave Brown Computer and Information Systems Manager
Read full review Likelihood to Renew Long story short, does the job. Can use company credentials to setup and access the account for SecurID. Easy to setup and implement. Doesn't have a high learning curve.
Read full review Usability Using it very frequently, it's important that its straight forward and I do not have to go through unnecessary hoops to achieve something seemingly simple. Can setup using the company credentials and do not have to setup up a separate account. Setup was fast and easy. GUI is very straight forward and quick.
Read full review I give slightly better than average rating because of the complexity in using a Yubikey. It is not as easy as native push notifications for 2FA products, however, it provides much better strength. Rating this higher or lower would be a disservice to people reading this review. If you are in the market for a hardware 2FA tool, Yubikey will be a great asset in your toolbox.
Read full review Reliability and Availability simple to use and keep on hand to deploy/use
Read full review Performance its instantaneous!
Read full review Support Rating Their support for onboarding and set-up is quite good. The only issues we tend to have are obtaining new user devices. These need to be planned ahead of time.
Read full review Alternatives Considered Overall MS AAD is good but we have had a few too many reliability issues with the product that have lead to enterprise authentication outages over the last year. The Senior executives have a preference on Securid to be more reliable than MS AAD. SecurID does a better job in Integration for legacy on-premise applications for instance.
Read full review They offer ways to store passwords or MFA support, but most need a root password. In addition,
LastPass and
1Password do not have much support for MFA. This results in a lack of MFA support. For Okta, although it offers MFA and SSO, the OTP can be very annoying to have as I do not always know where my phone is placed.
Read full review Scalability deployment is simple and the complex hardware is made simple.
Read full review Return on Investment Implementing RSA SecurID has allowed us to help our clients understand we are committed to compliance. Implementing RSA SedcurID has, however, negatively impacted employee productivity. Employees need to be aware of the additional steps they need to take to authenticate to a protected system. RSA SecurID has helped us with our compliance audits. Read full review Defiantly a reduction in password resets for some higher level users that we had issues with in the past Feeling secure in the knowledge that our data is secure with using Yubico YubiKeys Easy to integrate and use with our windows products Read full review ScreenShots