You have been assigned a standard SecurID Card, Key Fob, or PINPAD to use when accessing protected resources on a Web server. These security tokens generate and display unpredictable codes that change at a specified time interval (typically every 60 seconds).
To gain access to the protected system, you must enter a valid SecurID PASSCODE, which is made up of:
With a conventional Web server security system, an intruder can easily learn your password and access sensitive data under your identity. Requiring two authentication factors ensures reliable, highly secure identification and authentication.
Because this system creates an audit trail that cannot be repudiated, you may be held accountable for recorded activities identifying you as the perpetrator. Therefore, avoid the unauthorized use of your identity and privileges by protecting the secrecy of your PIN and the possession of your token.
To authenticate through WebID, your browser must support HTML forms and Persistent Client State HTTP Cookies.
WebID supports Microsoft Internet Explorer versions 3.0 and later, and Netscape Navigator versions 1.1 and later browsers. Other bowsers may work, but you should consult their manufacturers to make sure the programs support forms and Persistent Client State HTTP Cookies.
Important: Read Tokenholder Responsibilities to learn about your responsibilities as a SecurID tokenholder.