SecurID
SecurID is RSA's hardware and software token authentication solution used primarily in enterprise environments for two-factor authentication and multi-factor authentication (MFA). The software token version runs on macOS and generates time-based one-time passwords (TOTP) or accepts push notifications to verify user identity during login to corporate systems, VPNs, and applications. It is widely deployed by IT departments in financial services, healthcare, government and large corporations to protect against unauthorized access. The app typically sits in the menu bar and integrates with corporate identity and access management infrastructure.
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1 suggestionWe could not find current information about SecurID's Apple Silicon support status in publicly available search results. Since SecurID is an enterprise security product maintained by RSA (now part of Dell), your best course of action is to contact your IT department or RSA support directly to confirm whether a native Apple Silicon build exists or is planned. If you are responsible for your own SecurID deployment, visit the RSA site or contact Dell support to check the latest documentation. The September 2028 deadline for Rosetta 2 removal in macOS 28 means that an Intel-only SecurID build will stop working on that release, so it is important to establish your upgrade path sooner rather than later — enterprise software often has longer deployment cycles. If RSA has not yet shipped a native build, ask them for a timeline and whether they plan to have one available before September 2028.
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