This article applies to RSA customers and partners who have not yet configured a Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) authenticator for the RSA single sign-on (SSO) portal. 

Beginning in 2025, at least one MFA authenticator must be configured before a customer or partner can log in successfully to the RSA Community, the RSA Partner Portal, or to myRSA.

Assuming you have already registered for an account and have a valid username and password, you can perform the steps below to set up your first MFA authenticator.

1. Navigate to the Authenticator Enrollment page.
2. Enter your User ID (which is your email address) where prompted.
3. Enter your password where prompted.
4. Check your email where you should have received an email from noreply@securid.com with a one-time validation code.
5. Enter the validation code where prompted.
    
    
    
6. Optionally select the Remember this browser checkbox and click the Continue button.
7. Click the Register an authenticator button.
    
    
8. Click on the type of authenticator you wish to configure.
    
    
9. Follow the on-screen instructions to configure your authenticator.

Once you have configured at least one authenticator, you are ready to log in to the RSA Community, the RSA Partner Portal, or myRSA, depending on which portal(s) you are permitted to access.

The video below demonstrates the full process of configuring an MFA authenticator.

If you have already configured an MFA authenticator but no longer have the device or otherwise need to reset your authenticator(s) for the RSA Community, RSA Partner Portal, and myRSA, please follow the instructions in the article entitled How to reset MFA authenticators to gain access to the RSA Community, RSA Partner Portal, and myRSA.