Run the following SQL command on the SSC database:

UPDATE fortifyuser
SET password = '{bcrypt}$2a$10$fJ65H/8ihJW40LOI4CAzWuiqp/G.TQs1rzs8RbfiR1avAP9Ty0Tau',
dateFrozen = NULL,
failedLoginAttempts = '0'
WHERE userName = 'admin';

This will reset the admin password back to admin.

Thanks, but still its is not working for me..  I have executed the update statement and verified in database also. I have restarted thetomcat, I tried to login using admin/admin but the url is showing this - <hostname>:8080/ssc/changePassword.jsp#!/

I have verified the log file ssc.log - this is the last line in the log file -

/ssc/j_spring_security_check [WARN] com.fortify.manager.security.CustomLoggerListener - Authentication event AuthenticationFailureCredentialsExpiredEvent: admin; exception: User credentials have expired

Thanks, but still its is not working for me..  I have executed the update statement and verified in database also. I have restarted thetomcat, I tried to login using admin/admin but the url is showing this - <hostname>:8080/ssc/changePassword.jsp#!/

I have verified the log file ssc.log - this is the last line in the log file -

/ssc/j_spring_security_check [WARN] com.fortify.manager.security.CustomLoggerListener - Authentication event AuthenticationFailureCredentialsExpiredEvent: admin; exception: User credentials have expired

Let's also set passwordNeverExpire = 'Y':

UPDATE fortifyuser
SET password = '{bcrypt}$2a$10$fJ65H/8ihJW40LOI4CAzWuiqp/G.TQs1rzs8RbfiR1avAP9Ty0Tau',
dateFrozen = NULL,
failedLoginAttempts = '0',
passwordNeverExpire = 'Y'
WHERE userName = 'admin';

(There should be no need to restart Tomcat.) Try that and let me know how it goes.