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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!
The blurred lines between personal IT and business IT have a couple of implications. One is that sometimes the only difference between work and home is the login name you use for that SaaS application. The other implication is that when you’re using the same software as a consumer and as a worker, you get used to the ease of consumer-grade experiences and you don’t want to give them up.
Cue the parade! It is official, Duo Security achieved FedRAMP Authorization with sponsorship from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). Our cloud-based Duo Access two-factor authentication (2FA) solution, which enables federal agencies to replace or augment traditional security card authentication methods with Duo’s push-based 2FA technology is available at the FedRAMP Marketplace.
The Law of IT Inertia: A system in use tends to remain in use. When the technology is written into applications, it’s expensive to write it back out again. When the software just works, it’s used by everything. What does this all imply for security?
Selfies kill more people than sharks. This fact doesn’t make sense. Sharks are terrifying. People aren’t all that good at making risk-based decisions. When security leaders seek support for controls, our human nature can become a stumbling block.
