Charting a Course to Zero Trust Maturity: 5 Steps to Securing User Access to Apps
To realize zero trust in your organization, you should focus on creating an outcome-driven program. Learn how to do that - and what steps to take - in our blog.
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Passwords may not be fun to use, but that doesn't mean you should take shortcuts when creating them. Learn what you can do to make a strong password.
Modernizing Traditional Applications with Enhanced Security: Duo SSO, Third-Party SAML Libraries and OIDC
Learn how you can modernize legacy applications by using SSO, third-party SAML libraries and OIDC to create a robust access control system.
Refreshing the Duo Administrator Experience
Learn how we're updating the look at feel of the Duo admin panel to make it easier to use, more accessible, and more cohesive with other Cisco Security products.
Healthy Device? Check With Duo Desktop Before Granting Access
It seems like each week brings new software or OS vulnerabilities. Luckily, Duo Desktop can provide visibility and access controls.
Announcing Expanded WebAuthn Support for MFA
Learn how Duo is expanding WebAuthn support, adding easy-to-use authentication methods to MFA for browser-based authentication based on Universal Prompt.
Passkeys vs. Passwords: The State of Passkeys on Cloud Platforms
Passkeys trump passwords when it comes to securing access to cloud platforms. They also make it easier for users to access those platforms, a win-win!
Passwords vs. Passkeys: The State of Passkeys on User Endpoints
When it comes to protecting user endpoints, passkeys out-perform passwords in terms of storage, multi-device use, and biometrics availability. Learn more.
Passkeys vs. Passwords: The State of Passkeys on Cloud Sites
With more companies moving from passwords to passkeys, it's worth understanding how passkeys function on cloud sites. Learn more.
Passkeys vs. Passwords: The State of Passkeys With Remote Users
What's the difference between passkeys and passwords? Learn which option offers stronger security, what the limitations are, and how Duo approaches passkeys.