Security Outcomes for Zero Trust: Adoption, Access, and Automation Trends
At Cisco, we believe the promise of a zero trust security strategy should be securing access in a way that frustrates attackers and not users. Zero trust is not a …
At Cisco, we believe the promise of a zero trust security strategy should be securing access in a way that frustrates attackers and not users. Zero trust is not a …
In this webinar, you will learn: Why SSO and passwordless authentication benefits every organization, from small business to enterprise How you can set up Duo SSO and passwordless authentication in …
With the rise of hybrid work and the increase in cyber threats, attackers are increasingly targeting account takeovers in an attempt to gain access to corporate resources. This means user …
76% of organizations experienced multiple account or credential compromises over the past 12 months, according to ESG’s 2023 research about the state of passwordless authentication in enterprise organizations. Recent prominent …
Through four customer interviews and data aggregation, Forrester concluded that Cisco has the following three-year financial impact; view the infographic for a summary of solution benefits, user quotes, and the …
The usual first step in establishing a zero trust environment is to deploy Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) to control access to applications and services. MFA is popular because its protections—which combine …
Cisco Secure Access by Duo uses a multi-layered approach to secure access to applications in the cloud or on-premises with multifactor authentication, single sign-on, and device posture checks. To better …
Explore the full potential of device trust with Duo Trusted Endpoints. Strengthen your defense against unauthorized access to your digital assets.
In this webinar, you will learn: How passwordless authentication can benefit organizations of every size, not just enterprises The technical requirements for Duo’s Passwordless solution, and what use cases are …
The modern workforce is rapidly becoming more mobile and hyperconnected, and attackers are taking note. Exploiting multiplying devices and login-fatigued employees has become a valuable currency for threat actors, so …