About the Security Console
AM includes an administrative user interface called the Security Console.
The following figure shows the Home page of the Security Console.
You use the Security Console for most day-to-day administrative activities, and for some setup and configuration tasks. For example, you use the Security Console to:
Add and manage users and user groups
Add and manage administrators
Assign and manage RSA SecurID tokens
Enable and disable users for risk-based authentication or on-demand authentication
Add and manage security policies
Add and manage authentication agents
Designate which network resources you want to protect
Connect AM to Cloud Authentication Service (CAS).
Deploy an embedded identity router.
During AM Quick Setup, you define the User ID and password for the Security Console Super Admin account. The Super Admin permissions mean that this account can perform all tasks within AM.
You also specify the initial User ID and password for the RSA Operations Console during Quick Setup. If you change the User ID or password for either the Security Console or the Operations Console in the future, the User ID and password for the other Console remains unchanged. These are separate accounts.
Log On to the Security Console
If this is the first logon after AM Quick Setup, use the User ID and password provided during setup. If this is not the first logon, enter the credentials required by the Security Console.
You must log on to the Security Console in order to complete administrative tasks.
Note: Do not use the back button for your Internet browser to return to previously visited Console pages. Instead, use the Security Console navigation menus and buttons to navigate.
Procedure
To log on to the Security Console, open a supported web browser, and enter one of the following URLs:
https://fully qualified domain name
https://fully qualified domain name:/sc
https://fully qualified domain name:7004/console-ims
Security Console Menus
Before you use the Security Console, make sure that you understand how to use these menus.
The Action Menu
Action menus are available on pages that show lists of objects. For example, an Action menu displays on the User page, which shows lists of users, and on the Administrative Roles page, which shows lists of administrative roles.
You use Action menus to perform actions on objects listed on the page. Actions available in the Action menus change depending upon which objects you select. For example, from the Action menu on the Administrative Roles page, you can select Assign to Administrators and Delete, and from the Action menu on the Users page, you can select options such as Add to User Groups, Assign Administrative Roles, and Delete.
The following figure shows the Action menu on the User Groups page.
The Context Menu
Context menus are available on pages that show lists of objects. To access the context menu, left-click on an object in the list of objects. For example, when you left-click on a user that displays in a list on the Users page, or a password policy that displays in a list on the Password Policy page, the context menu displays.
You use context menus to perform actions on objects listed on the page. Actions available in the context menus change depending upon which objects you select. For example, from the context menu on the User Groups page, you can select View or Add More, and from the context menu on the Users page, you can select User Group Membership and Administrative Roles.
The following figure shows the context menu on the User Groups page.
Search Fields That Are Not Case Sensitive
The Security Console has search utilities for users, user groups, user attributes, batch jobs, reports, administrative roles, policies, and security domains. The most commonly used search fields are not case sensitive. For example, the User ID field is not case sensitive. If you search users for User ID = admin, the search results include all User ID admin values, such as admin, Admin, and ADMIN.
The following list includes all search fields that are not case sensitive. Any fields not included in this list are case sensitive.
Users
User ID
Last Name
First Name
Batch Jobs
Name
Reports
Name
Last Modified By
User Groups
Name
Identity Attribute Definitions
Name
Category
Administrative Roles
Name
Password Policies
Name
Last Modified By
Lockout Policies
Name
Last Modified By
Self-Service Troubleshooting Policies
Name
Last Modified By
Risk-Based Authentication Policies
Name
Last Modified By
Security Domains
Name
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