As our Administrator's Guide to Passwordless blog series continues, Senior R&D Engineer Jeremy Erickson focuses on separating fact from fiction around biometrics, PINs and passwords.
Content Designer Matt Weston talks about a year spent on seeking harmony between images and words to tell a rich story in our products — learning how to collaborate product designers and feature teams, co-creating product voice and tone guidelines, and more.
MFA is now commonplace enough that folks are beginning to treat it as the wall that’s been around the city for years - some have gotten too used to its protection.
In early 2019, we embarked on a project to improve the Duo Mobile user authentication experience. We’re excited to announce we’re ready to allow all users to start testing the redesigned application with us in a public preview.
This era of unpredictability has increasingly resulted in companies looking for ways to protect themselves and their employees in the event of a breach. Don’t worry though, there's already an insurance policy for that.
In considering a passwordless solution, we want to raise the security bar, not lower it. Part of ensuring that passwordless is just as secure as multi-factor is ensuring that it is multi-factor.
Keeping their organizations safe and adequately protected during the pandemic shift to remote work was unfortunately overlooked by many. Canada saw a 70% increase in vulnerabilities with their Windows Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP).
Follow the lives of three Duo designers as they work together to turn a user insight into a product update by sharing discoveries, embracing creativity, and making connections.
In this series, we’ll cover everything you need to know to determine for yourself why “passwordless authentication” can be both more secure, and more usable than today’s leading authentication systems. But not every passwordless product or system meets the security high bar administrators need.
Healthcare organizations (HCOs) face unique security challenges. Achieving the sweet spot between usability and security is a balancing act for HCOs. A proactive trusted access approach can help healthcare organizations (HCOs) avoid these problems.
