There is something for everyone to learn about the DNC hack - see how to protect against a breach by shrinking the attack surface and putting in place a first line of defense.
8 years, 12,000 customers, and over 700 extremely talented and dedicated team members later, we’ve made our mark on the industry, helping to make security easy and effective for all, and earning the love of our customers, partners, and community. I could not be more proud of what we’ve accomplished together, but we’ve only scratched the surface of our potential. So today I am also extremely proud to announce our next chapter; Duo will be joining forces with Cisco, the world’s largest networking company.
Duo Labs releases their results of a three-month long research project on identifying Twitter bots and botnets at a large scale ahead of their talk at Black Hat USA 2018, along with plans to open-source their data collection code source.
Zero trust provides a simple way to reduce data breach risk - both helping you improve cyber resilience while reducing cyber insurance premiums.
Duo is looking for enthusiastic engineers who are good team players. To find them, we need to be in spaces with talent pools of higher identity and thought diversity - spaces that are human-focused.
Between 80 to 90 percent of web traffic to online retailers comes from automated programs attempting to breach user accounts with credential-stuffing attacks - and half of them are successful.
Proactive defense vs. offense. Strategy vs. tactics. These themes resonated loud and clear in the high-level talks at Black Hat USA 2018 in Las Vegas.
The lively Duo-sponsored debate broke through the FUD, with opinionated security professionals bantering and buzzing on current issues in the information security industry.
Security hipsters love the zero-trust network - it's not a product or architecture, so much as a philosophy. But why the interest in zero trust?
Users are often the first responders - here's a list of resources that can help your organization with identification, authentication and authorization, as released by the DHS, S&T, NIST and NCCOE.
