Protecting Windows Servers and Remote Desktops With Duo
Duo can secure any remote desktop workload, regardless of whether they are hosted on-premises or in the public cloud. Here’s how Duo integrates with Microsoft RDP, RD Gateway & RD Web.
Duo can secure any remote desktop workload, regardless of whether they are hosted on-premises or in the public cloud. Here’s how Duo integrates with Microsoft RDP, RD Gateway & RD Web.
Here’s our analysis of the in-depth report on the OPM breach of over 20 million records and how leadership, spending and critical security failures led to a massive federal compromise of security clearance files, personnel data and fingerprint records.
Duo’s two-factor authentication methods were reviewed by Drummond Group, a DEA accredited security auditor, to meet EPCS requirements. Duo also provides a native integration with electronic health record (EHR) systems such as Epic Hyperspace.
Learn what makes a trusted user & how to protect your networks against hackers who exploit trust, compromise passwords, and impersonate identities.
Learn how Duo can seamlessly integrate with on-premises Microsoft Exchange environments to protect Outlook Web App as well as with cloud-based Office 365 accounts.
There are three major threat areas to organizations today when it comes to the most prevalent causes of breaches - users, devices and access to applications. Find out how a holistic security solution is more effective than the old bolted-on security approach.
Prevention isn’t dead. Instead of fighting BYOD, why not embrace it? Here at Duo, we believe in securing your users, devices and applications with a solution called Trusted Access.
Duo aims to make security simple and, dare we say, painless. X-Ray 2.1 gains an auto-update feature as one way we are working toward this.
The US NIST deeming SMS-based two-factor authentication as no longer secure. Learn how Duo aligns with NIST guidelines on secure authentication methods.
Coming soon: New usability updates to Duo Security’s Authentication Prompt, as well as a new tool called Device Management Portal to help users easily manage their different authentication devices.
