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Cue the parade! It is official, Duo Security achieved FedRAMP Authorization with sponsorship from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). Our cloud-based Duo Access two-factor authentication (2FA) solution, which enables federal agencies to replace or augment traditional security card authentication methods with Duo’s push-based 2FA technology is available at the FedRAMP Marketplace.
Building any product is a journey, but building a cloud-based product that aligns to federal compliance objectives and NIST guidance is like enabling someone to take a long journey on the Oregon Trail: all you have is your trail equipment to get you across the country (and the will to not die from dysentery). Learn why we built Duo’s Federal Editions the way we did.
I’ll say it now, and I’ll say it again: achieving FedRAMP Authorization as a Cloud Service Provider (CSP) requires nothing short of an organizational transformation. At Duo, we’re proud to state we’ve done just that — achieving a FedRAMP Moderate Authorization to Operate (ATO).
Dear Governor, Mayor, Legislator, County Official, Each day there are more and more stories about ransomware and threats to forthcoming elections. I'm sure it's already on your mind.
Government has taken a little longer to get “on board” with cloud. We’ve had pockets of it here and there, but the security skepticism runs deep. And the security policies have been a little, shall we say, lacking. This is starting to change. Finally. For the better. This week, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) released its long awaited updated guidance for the Trusted Internet Connection — or TIC as it’s commonly referred to — updating it to version 3.0.
