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Unlocking the Cloud: Microsoft and Thales Spearhead Passwordless & MFA for Organizations moving to Microsoft 365.

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

Unlocking the Cloud: Microsoft and Thales Spearhead Passwordless & MFA for Organizations moving to Microsoft 365. This partner drives major identity-related initiatives and educates the market on how to protect identities. Multi-Factor Authentication: the mandatory first step for organizations moving to the cloud.

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What Are Passkeys?

Duo's Security Blog

This ensures the right people get access to the right online resources. We added multi-factor authentication (MFA) – something you know and something you have or are. We added multi-factor authentication (MFA) – something you know and something you have or are. It is MFA Phishing Resistant.

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3 Steps to Prevent a Case of Compromised Credentials

Duo's Security Blog

In our previous two features, we covered the dangers of phishing (one method of credential compromise) and how to mitigate its impact on users. What to do when your credentials are compromised How are credentials compromised in the first place? Today, we cover best practices for an environment that has been compromised.

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Announcing Identity Intelligence With Duo

Duo's Security Blog

Traditionally, credentials (such as usernames, passwords or security tokens) have been the gatekeepers of access. Traditionally, credentials (such as usernames, passwords or security tokens) have been the gatekeepers of access. The idea that “identity is the new perimeter” is not new.

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What’s New in the Federal Zero Trust Strategy?

Duo's Security Blog

So it was good to see that in response to last May’s Executive Order 14028 , the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) released a memo Wednesday outlining a new strategy for moving the federal government toward a zero trust cybersecurity posture. Where the Federal government goes, other parts of the private sector follow.