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2024 Duo Trusted Access Report: 5 Key Findings for MSPs to Strengthen Security

Duo's Security Blog

Duo’s latest annual Trusted Access Report , aptly titled "Navigating Complexity," peels back the layers on the ever-evolving world of access management and analyzes real-world data from 16 billion authentications across millions of devices and users. However, today’s landscape sees push-targeting MFA attacks increasing.

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What’s New in the Federal Zero Trust Strategy?

Duo's Security Blog

Imagine a shift away from logging into a “network” to having security seamlessly built into the network, and multi-factor authentication and authorization continuously performed at the application level on the fly — without users typing passwords. The vision being set forth by OMB is ambitious — but vital.

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Introducing OCI IAM Identity Domains

Security Boulevard

Here's a short excerpt from our blog post Introducing OCI IAM Identity Domains : "Over the past five years, Oracle Identity Cloud Service (IDCS) has grown to support thousands of customers and currently manages hundreds of millions of identities.

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Why access management needs to evolve beyond passwords

CyberSecurity Insiders

This blog was written by an independent guest blogger. In its 2020 Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR), for instance, Verizon Enterprise revealed that brute-force attacks and the use of lost or stolen credentials factored into 80% of the hacking-related breaches it analyzed. credential compromises every year.

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AvosLocker enters the ransomware scene, asks for partners

Malwarebytes

This blog post was authored by Hasherezade. In this blog we will take a look at AvosLocker a solid, yet not too fancy new ransomware family that has already claimed several victims. Yet, it is easy to reveal the used function names with the help of tracing and tagging. The ransomware encrypts all attached drives.

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AvosLocker enters the ransomware scene, asks for partners

Malwarebytes

This blog post was authored by Hasherezade. In this blog we will take a look at AvosLocker a solid, yet not too fancy new ransomware family that has already claimed several victims. Yet, it is easy to reveal the used function names with the help of tracing and tagging. The ransomware encrypts all attached drives.