Duo's multi-factor authentication (MFA) is the easiest MFA solution to protect your Cisco AnyConnect VPN. Verify user identities with our strong authentication options to defend against compromised credentials and secure VPN access for any user, anywhere.
Duo integrates seamlessly with Cisco's AnyConnect VPN, providing an additional layer of security for your remote access strategy. When users attempt to login to your VPN, Duo's MFA checks the device's security health and verifies the user’s identity before they access your applications.
Besides, many on-premises users were used to Cisco AnyConnect’s VPN, so the addition of Duo was easy for them to adopt. Additionally, Duo is a cloud service, so we didn’t need to purchase any new hardware to get it up and running. It met our needs in terms of delivery schedule and maintenance costs as well.” Read the Customer Story
— Yusuke Suzuki, Assistant Manager, DX Promotion Department, Mainichi Broadcasting System (MBS)
Protect your Cisco AnyConnect VPN logins with Duo’s MFA solution. Duo offers the easiest to use, fastest to deploy, most flexible MFA solution. Verify user identities in seconds with several simple authentication options, including Duo Push, one-time passcode (OTP), SMS, phone call , or security keys.
Set up Duo for Cisco AnyConnect in less than 30 minutes. Duo provides several easy ways to integrate Duo with AnyConnect.
Provide secure remote access to internal applications; defend against stolen user credentials; and discover which devices are logging into your AnyConnect VPN. Get visibility and insight into devices and their security posture to check for device health and enforce policies to ensure VPN access from only trusted, secure devices.
Reduce help desk and administrative burden inherent with legacy token-based solutions to shrink total cost of ownership with powerful self-service and self-enrollment capabilities and lower administrative overhead.
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