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As the cybersecurity industry continues to pivot towards a zero trust model to ensure only trusted access is granted, companies are looking for guidance on how to adopt zero trust principles into their security practices. Use this white paper as a resource on how to implement zero trust.
This last 10 months has given security practices the ability to make changes to better democratize security for their employees. We have been able to settle in with a better understanding of how to handle our remote workforce requirements while reducing the risk.
Alerts you can use. Duo Trust Monitor does the heavy lifting of highlighting recent authentications that deviate from the normal patterns. To maintain a current understanding of those patterns, models are updated on a frequent basis and adapt quickly to new emergent behaviors.
We have been seeing an increased demand for Duo’s Device Trust capabilities (specifically Trusted Endpoints) to extend to ChromeOS users so customers can ensure only corporate-managed Chromebooks can gain access to these productivity applications.
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.
