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Synology Secure SignIn

Ditch the password fatigue. Protect your private cloud with frictionless two-factor authentication and one-tap sign-in approvals directly from your mobile device or Apple Watch.

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Key Figures

Downloads

425K+

User Rating

4.8/5

Total Ratings

38K+

Publisher

Synology Inc.

Bulletproof Security for Your Private Cloud

Experience the perfect balance of enterprise-grade protection and effortless access for your Synology NAS, designed for professionals who value their data and their time.

Frictionless Passwordless Login

Eliminate password fatigue. Sign in to your NAS with a single tap using biometric-backed mobile approvals for a seamless workflow.

Fortified Dual-Layer Defense

Secure your business assets and family memories with robust 2nd-step verification, including time-based OTP codes and push notifications.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Synology Secure SignIn

What is Synology Secure SignIn?

Synology Secure SignIn enhances account security by offering two verification methods: Approve sign-in and time-based one-time passwords (OTP). It functions as a second factor for authentication or can replace DSM passwords.

What are the requirements for Synology Secure SignIn?

Yes, Synology Secure SignIn requires a Synology NAS, a Synology account, and DiskStation Manager 7.0 or above with the Synology Secure SignIn service enabled.

What verification methods does Synology Secure SignIn provide?

Synology Secure SignIn offers two main verification methods: 'Approve sign-in' for one-tap login verification and 'verification code (OTP)' for generating time-based one-time passwords.

Can Synology Secure SignIn replace my DSM password?

Yes, the 'Approve sign-in' feature of Synology Secure SignIn can replace your DiskStation Manager (DSM) password for a streamlined and secure login experience.

Does Synology Secure SignIn provide real-time login notifications?

Yes, Synology Secure SignIn delivers real-time notifications for DSM login requests to your device, enabling immediate approval or denial directly from the notification.

Can Synology Secure SignIn generate OTP for third-party services?

Yes, Synology Secure SignIn supports generating Time-based One-time Passwords (OTP) to protect various services, including Synology DSM, Amazon, Google, and Facebook accounts.

The following screenshots and description are sourced directly from the app's official store listing and are the property of the app developer.

App Store

Screenshots

Synology Secure SignIn - Smartphone lock screen showing a real time notification for a Synology DSM login request — Smartphone lock screen showing a real time notification for a Synology DSM login request

Synology Secure SignIn - Synology Secure SignIn app displaying a login approval request on a mobile device. — Synology Secure SignIn app displaying a login approval request on a mobile device.

Synology Secure SignIn - Synology Secure SignIn app displaying time-based one-time password OTP codes for various accounts — Synology Secure SignIn app displaying time-based one-time password OTP codes for various accounts

Description

**Synology NAS and a Synology account are required for this Application.** **DiskStation Manager 7.0 or above version with Synology Secure SignIn service enabled is required.** Synology Secure SignIn increases account security and offers two verification methods: Approve sign-in and verification code (OTP). Approve sign-in can be used to replace DSM password. For enhanced protection, use either method as the second sign-in step of 2-factor authentication.