Back to School: The Importance of Securing Remote Learning
It has returned again, but this year the idea of ‘back to school’ has taken on an entirely different approach with remote learning. Securing work remotely has never been more important.
It has returned again, but this year the idea of ‘back to school’ has taken on an entirely different approach with remote learning. Securing work remotely has never been more important.
I’m sorry, do I know you? A typical query that people may ask when confronted by an unknown person who walks up abruptly and starts asking them questions. Oddly though, this sort of response does not happen in many network environments.
Not too long ago, the ability to work remotely was an attractive benefit provided by some organizations. And, not all employees were eligible for remote work in those organizations. Well, things have changed! Any employee that isn’t required to be in an office has been working remotely for awhile now. Some industries were ready for this, but most industries were not.
My decision to join the Site Reliability Engineering team as an intern mainly stemmed from my innate desire to learn how large scale production systems work, how the infrastructure of a Software-as-a-service (SaaS) product is designed and the hidden underlying complex mechanics that let Duo customers access the product seamlessly.
Even with nearly everyone working from home, government guidance and policy folks have been hard at work to modernize our ability to deliver a holistic, risk-based security framework. Modernization, we are coming for you!
We sat down with Technical Training Manager, Kim Driscoll to learn about what she does and her experience at Duo. #JoinUs
The "Red Queen effect" is a concept borrowed from the Biological Sciences. Cybersecurity professionals can learn from the "Red Queen effect" the need to be dynamic and to avoid static solutions. This has been a key takeaway from the last decade, where traditional IT practices of strong perimeter defenses, and static IT security practices have led to compromises and breaches.
Meet the winners of our first-ever Duo Community Impact Contest. These team members epitomize our value of being Kinder Than Necessary and make a positive impact on our communities by volunteering, coaching, mentoring, running community initiatives, and more.
In the third episode of the CISO Murder Board podcast, Duo's CISO Advisory team discusses hot topics and current events including the state of remote work, remote work cost savings and where we go from here. Tune in now.
When I applied to Duo's internship program, a few months into switching careers and starting graduate school, I had already come to anticipate one of two responses from recruiters: polite confusion, or outright silence. Imagine my surprise when I received a response not only immediately, but enthusiastically, especially regarding those very experiences that didn't fit into a neat box.