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RSA (now a division of Symphony Technology Group) is a long-established enterprise security company best known for RSA SecurID — a multi-factor authentication platform used by governments, financial institutions, and large enterprises worldwide to verify user identities and secure access to critical systems. RSA SecurID supports hardware and software tokens, push notifications, biometrics, and risk-based authentication, and integrates with applications via SAML, RADIUS, and other federation standards. dotCMS has a documented SAML SSO integration with RSA SecurID Access Securid, enabling organizations to enforce strong multi-factor authentication for CMS administrators and content editors. For security-conscious environments — particularly government, defense, financial services, and healthcare — RSA provides the trusted authentication layer that ensures only verified users can access and publish content through dotCMS.
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