Users : Single sign-on (SSO) (site publishing) : RSA SecurID authentication
 
RSA SecurID authentication
FortiWeb’s default two-factor authentication feature supports RADIUS authentication using RSA SecurID. For more information, see “Two-factor authentication”.
Alternatively, you can enable the RSA SecurID option in the site publish rule, which allows users to authenticate using their username and RSA SecurID token code. Instead of the regular authentication form, FortiWeb displays a form that captures these two values only.
Figure 44: RSA SecurID authentication without a password
When you enable RSA SecurID, the authentication delegation options in the site publish rule are not available. These options depend on a password, which FortiWeb’s RSA SecurID form does not capture.
See also
Two-factor authentication
Using Kerberos authentication delegation
Offloaded authentication and optional SSO configuration