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Why Cybersecurity Strategy Must Start With Identity

Duo's Security Blog

In today's digital age, the concept of security has evolved far beyond the traditional boundaries of firewalls and antivirus software. Traditionally, organizations have relied on strong authentication requirements, such as multi-factor authentication (MFA), to address compromised access.

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Duo Makes Verifying Device Trust as Easy as 1-2-3

Duo's Security Blog

“There are primarily three ways you can authenticate someone: with their username and password, with two-factor authentication, and with a company-supplied device that you can trace. For most stuff, you should have two of those things. For critical things, you should have all three.”.

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How To Achieve Device Visibility & Control With Ease

Duo's Security Blog

Compliance with corporate device health policy can be enforced each time the user attempts to authenticate. When deployed in this mode, the Device Health app will simply collect health data and report it back at each authentication when the application is installed on the access device.

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MSPs: Becoming the Trusted Cyber Insurance Advisor

Duo's Security Blog

Authentication is key and a core requirement Considered by insurers as one of the most important security controls, multi-factor authentication (MFA) protects against stolen credentials by using two or more factors to identify the user (beyond the traditional username and password). What can Duo do?

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Preparing for Hong Kong’s Protection of Critical Infrastructures (Computer Systems) Bill

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

Network Security Control Allow authorized traffic only, implement firewalls, etc. Our solutions limit the access of internal and external users based on their roles and context with granular access policies and multi-factor authentication, helping ensure that the right user is granted access to the right resource at the right time.

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What Is SPIFFE and How Does It Impact Machine Identities?

Security Boulevard

Now, new software is designed using microservices architectures and deployed to the cloud, making it impossible to draw a ‘perimeter’ around it and secured via traditional methods like firewalls and network segmentation. SPIFFE solves the problem of workload authentication in diverse environments. That is where SPIFFE comes in.

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The Road to Zero Trust

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

While some of these costs, such as multi-factor authentication (MFA) or endpoint detection and response (EDR), could reasonably be demonstrated to have a business return on investment (ROI), other aspects may be tougher to quantify. The lack of a single-source or one-time solution makes the process complicated, though not impossible.

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