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It is Tim Berners-Lee’s fault. No, really. The first website went live in August 1991. When the web began twenty-eight years ago, it was wide open and without any access control. Our web starting point was deliberately out of control.
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.
With Duo, you can protect your Microsoft applications and all of your other applications, reducing your risk surface without managing disparate access security solutions.
In our new guide, An Essential Guide to Zero Trust for Microsoft Applications, we review essential tips to help administrators implement zero-trust access security for Office 365, Windows and Azure.
Learn how zero-trust enables collaboration. The “zero trust” model can help you get along better with your users, customers, and partners.
