3 Best Practices for Improving Mobile Device Security on Your Network
Trying to improve mobile device security on your network? We break down policies that will make the most impact, from screen locks to encryption.
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Trying to improve mobile device security on your network? We break down policies that will make the most impact, from screen locks to encryption.
At Duo Labs, we are a remote-friendly team, but historically the majority of our team has been based out of one Duo office (in Michigan). Over the past year through a series of unrelated charges, the Labs team has coincidentally changed to a distributed team where 100% of our researchers work remotely. While what technology tools we use has been important, the changing social and collaborative dynamics has been crucial too.
In this ebook you will learn how the perimeter has shifted with the need for users to access the network from anywhere on any device. Securing access from those devices does not have to be difficult. In fact, identity access management can be very simple and cost effective with multi-factor authentication (MFA).
Remote work in the federal space is not a wholly new concept. Yes, it presents a set of challenges in a sector not commonly known for its flexibility and adaptability. But when it comes down to it, we can empower the federal workforce to unite. In short: we’ve got this.
This is the final blog of the 4-part series showcasing how organizations can verify device trust with Duo. In this blog, we will summarize how organizations can easily reduce their exposure to cyber risk with the newly available capabilities that make up Duo Device Trust.