RSA Announces Upcoming End of Support for Android 5.1 and Earlier on RSA SecurID Software Token
Originally Published: 2019-10-08
| Summary: | RSA announces the upcoming end of support for Android 5.1 and earlier for the upcoming release of the RSA SecurID Software Token for Android. |
| Platforms: | RSA SecurID Software Token for Android |
| Details: | The upcoming release of the RSA SecurID Software Token for Android app will not support Android 5.1 and earlier. The release will be made available on Google Play and Amazon App store (only China) by the end of October 2019.
Users with devices running Android 5.1 and earlier can continue to use the Token app. However, those users' devices will no longer receive Token app updates. RSA recommends that users always keep their mobile devices up-to-date to ensure the security of their Android devices running enterprise applications. |
| For additional documentation, downloads and more, visit the RSA SecurID Access page on RSA Link. | |
| EOPS Policy: | RSA has a defined End of Primary Support policy associated with all major versions. Please refer to the Product Version Life Cycle for additional details. |
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