Looking back at this year’s B-Sides, Black Hat and DEF CON, here are some of the highlights that our team took home with them. And a very special video recap of the Cult of the Dead Cow panel "Rebels with a Cause: Hacking for Good" during Black Hat.
Financial Services compliance regulations are the most restricted, yet regulators struggle to keep up with the technology loopholes. In this post, we discuss the New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) cybersecurity regulation — 23 NYCRR 500. The final deadline has passed, but not to worry, Duo Security was made to help financial services companies with compliance.
We’re thrilled to announce the public beta of the Duo Device Health application, a new product capability that helps control which laptop and desktop devices can access corporate applications based on device security hygiene. It helps organizations adapt to a zero-trust security model.
In our new guide, Zero Trust: Going Beyond the Perimeter, we examine the three pillars of zero-trust security (workforce, workloads and workplace), the risks they address, options for implementation and proposed maturity levels.
The Law of IT Inertia: A system in use tends to remain in use. When the technology is written into applications, it’s expensive to write it back out again. When the software just works, it’s used by everything. What does this all imply for security?
