Fortinet FortiToken Reviews

I mostly use FortiToken for administrative purposes, focusing on authentication and parallel authentication. It provides authentication for admin users through Forti Tokens. As part of our security measures, I use Forti Tokens for authentication.

The main use case of FortiToken is that it is a hardware-based solution, providing secure two-factor authentication for administrators. Once the hardware is given to administrators, it facilitates OTP generation, enhancing security for firewalls and other software within FortiGate systems. 

Additionally, FortiToken is integrated with FortiClient solution for users working from home, providing an additional layer of security by sending OTPs for authentication.

I am working with Fortinet FortiToken for two-factor authentication in combination with Active Directory, VPN users, and application users. It is used as a software-based token solution that provides added security. 

I employ FortiToken for various zones, including business-to-business, aggregation, and Internet zones, as well as for deploying multiple firewalls and the web application firewall (WAF) solution.

FortiToken is a cost-effective solution compared to other solutions, such as Cisco. It is very user-friendly and easily integrates with various firewalls, making it convenient to use within diverse environments. 

FortiToken also enhances the security posture with AAA solutions, TechX, and ADR servers. It is easy to deploy as a Pocha service with Fortinet and is well-suited for enterprise solutions, having found significant use in financial sectors.

We use the solution only with Fortinet products for VPN.

During COVID-19, we needed server access from different places. The solution provides FortiToken Mobile. It makes things easier because we can have access through our mobiles instead of other devices. Thus, the solution made our application process better. Previously, the devices we used ran out of battery, so we had to throw them away. Now, the battery will not be drained as long as we don't use our mobile.

I have used the solution for VPN access.

I am using FortiToken for logging into the Fortinet hardware. I have four FortiGate hardware units. I am connected through a simulator on FortiToken.

The solution is unique in catering to Fortinet, making it very useful and secure. That is what I appreciate about it. It offers very good performance.

We're using a third-party tool for second-level authentication. So, basically, we integrated our Office 365 to Active Directory for additional service, and our users need to provide the SSH people to log in. So we wanted to use that ticket, which is not scalable. So that's why it should be what we basically use FortiToken for now is to ensure that administrators who log into the box have to provide additional proof at the DCB app.

I love the push-button authentication on FortiToken Mobile. It's also great that the soft token automatically reloads the OTP at intervals, so I always have a fresh code to enter. 

I also appreciate that you need to specify the token to gain access to the box, even from the command line. So I love it also because of the fact that people can no longer log in to my box without knowing who the users are. At least, anytime we log in to the admin, which has the tool enabled on my account. So it helps me to basically keep track of who and who are trying to access my box.

We integrate the solution as multi factor authentication for all our security devices and VPN to protect administrative access to them. We are using the solution in the IT sector.

The solution's most valuable feature is that it provides push notifications for any authentication and allows us to accept the connection from the mobile even without entering the OTP. Fortinet FortiToken has a lot of RADIUS functionality.

We use the solution for two-factor authentication. If anybody we have set up on FortiAuthenticator needs two-factor authentication to log in, we use FortiToken.

Fortinet FortiToken’s licenses are perpetual. We do not have to pay monthly for multi-factor authentications like Duo or Okta. We can buy them once we pay for the license, and it's good for however long Fortinet wants to allow it to be good for. We can really save a lot of money buying a perpetual license versus paying monthly for a service like that. The solution is pretty solid. I never had to contact the technical support team.