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Learn about the history of endpoint security, and why the second principle of a zero-trust journey is to gain visibility into devices to secure the workforce in this next part of our five-part blog series.
The journey to zero trust is a multi-step process that encompasses three key areas: the workforce, the workload and the workplace. In this post, we explore the history of zero trust and how to establish user trust in the workforce.
Due to increasing cybersecurity vulnerabilities the government requires military and federal agencies to dramatically accelerate implementation of multi-factor authentication, especially for privileged users. Duo MFA keeps costs low and works with federal legacy IT systems.
We’ve released a new guide to help you understand the different criteria for a zero-trust security model that can secure your workforce - that is, both users and devices as they access your applications.
Duo Security's multi-factor authentication (MFA) is compliant for federal government use, approved by the Department of Homeland Security and is listed on the Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation (CDM) Approved Products List (APL).
