Dave Lewis has 25 years of experience in IT security operations and management including a decade dealing with critical infrastructure security. He is the founder of the security site Liquidmatrix Security Digest and cohost of the Liquidmatrix podcast as well as the host of the Plaintext and Murder Board podcasts. Lewis writes columns for Daily Swig, Forbes and several other publications.
Trust is a natural human condition. We innately veer toward trust. But should we? Not when it comes to identity access management. In the digital world there are strange contextual variables that should throw off red flags when it comes to assessing trust. Duo Trust Monitor shows you where they are.
How do we secure internally-hosted applications and servers accessed by remote workers and contractors as well as we do our SaaS applications? Remote access is often painful and slows productivity or runs the risk of giving too much access to the wrong users. Luckily, Duo was built with this in mind and solves this dilemma.
It has returned again, but this year the idea of ‘back to school’ has taken on an entirely different approach with remote learning. Securing work remotely has never been more important.
I’m sorry, do I know you? A typical query that people may ask when confronted by an unknown person who walks up abruptly and starts asking them questions. Oddly though, this sort of response does not happen in many network environments.
In the third episode of the CISO Murder Board podcast, Duo's CISO Advisory team discusses hot topics and current events including the state of remote work, remote work cost savings and where we go from here. Tune in now.
