Duo’s MacLogon Release Enhances MacOS Security With Offline and M1 Support
Duo is enhancing security of Apple devices by rolling out MacLogon, which provides secondary authentication and M1 support. Learn more here.
What MFA Means: Discover the Security Benefits to Multi-Factor Authentication
MFA is a security solution that verifies a user's identity. It adds an extra layer of protection, helping prevent password-related threats.
Does Apple’s Recent Security Flaw Make You Feel Vulnerable? Enter Duo Device Trust
When the recent Apple security flaw made headlines, Duo Device Trust helped keep Duo users safe. Learn how Duo gives teams visibility and access control.
Learning Together: Celebrating Duo’s Culture on Hack Day
Learning together is one of our core values. So designing a browser extension that helps employees define cybersecurity acronyms on the fly makes sense.
Three Best Practices Every Security Leader Should Consider When Using Duo
Duo is educating customers on security best practices by discussing User Auditing, Out of Band MFA Enrollment, and Duo Policy hardening strategies.
Verified Duo Push Makes MFA More Secure
How do you make MFA even more secure? By rolling out verified push, so that the login they approve isn't for a malicious actor trying to access their accounts.
Why We Comply: Breaking Down the Learning Curve in K-12 Cybersecurity Compliance
What cybersecurity requirements do schools in the US have to adhere to? Should your institution roll out MFA? We answer these questions and more in our post.
How Zero Trust Protects Retailers From Malware
Learn how retail cybersecurity is securing a hybrid work environment using zero trust strategies in order to thwart ransomware.
NYFDS Cybersecurity Regulation Updates Address MFA Hurdles in the Finance Industry
Many finance organizations use multi-factor authentication (MFA). But if you fall into NYDFS common MFA pitfalls, it may lead to unnecessary risk.
Unpacking Zero Trust: Buzzword or Game Changer?
There’s a lot of buzz around zero trust, but what is it really? And do you need it? We answer these questions (and more) in this blog.