Employee Programs Intern Lucia Tsai reflects on her time working with our Belonging team to help plan and execute talks, parties and other happenings that bring fun energy and offer opportunities for everyone at Duo to connect.
Passwordless is a leap forward on the path to a strong and usable authentication system, consisting of many individual steps that you must navigate. Ready to start your rollout? Tech Lead Jeremy Erickson shares his insights.
Data Platform Software Engineer Intern Zane Varner shares how factors like the variety of experiences, freedom to explore ideas, and potential career opportunities brought him to the Duo Internship Program for the second time.
The rapid shift to remote work in 2020 took many forms, and the intern experience was no exception. Product Marketing Intern Kat Yang shares the unexpected benefits of her home-based office.
Meet the winners of the 2021 Duo Community Impact Awards. These team members epitomize our value of being Kinder Than Necessary and make a positive impact on our communities through volunteering, coaching, mentoring, running community initiatives, and more.
Our partnership with Microsoft is stronger than ever, and we're incredibly proud and excited to provide our joint customers with one more place to take advantage of our SSO solution: an app allowing you to federate your Microsoft 365 domains with Duo SSO.
Duo MFA is offering a new experience, enabling us to deliver strong authentication that's more reliable and secure. Learn how using the OIDC Auth API powers next-generation authentication.
Senior R&D Engineer Jeremy Erickson discusses the properties to look for in an authentication solution to prevent phishing, and the difference between platform and remote authenticators.
Starting with trainings Saturday, July 31 and ending with briefings on Thursday, August 5, Black Hat is back, and chock full of informative keynote talks, engaging sponsored sessions, friendly Business Hall exhibits, and more. See what Duo and Cisco Secure have planned.
Ransomware has come a long way from mailing CDs and demanding payments to a post office box. Attackers are leveraging today's technology to scale up their operations — but enterprise organizations can adopt a zero trust strategy to help reduce their risk.
