Phishing is one of the most common threats hitting organizations, because it often targets our most vulnerable interests. It leads to credential theft, unauthorized access to sensitive systems, and data breaches of confidential information. This guide by Duo Security details the problems around phishing, how it works, and what you can do about it.

The recent massive shift to remove work can introduce new security threats and challenges to organizations. Stolen passwords, phishing scams and exploited known vulnerabilities targeting your users, their out-of-date devices, cloud applications and software can all be cause for unwanted hacks. This guide covers different remote security threats and security best practice recommendations to help your organization protect against a data breach.

Virtual private networks (VPNs) are a tried and true method for providing remote access to internal applications. However, they aren't the end-all-be-all for secure access for off-site users to connect to your organization's applications. Multi-factor authentication (MFA) can provide an additional layer of protection, and Duo Security's guide outlines five reasons why securing your VPN with MFA to ensure trusted access is a good idea.

Can you verify your users are who they say they are? Do you have detailed insight into every type of device accessing your applications, across every platform? It can be overwhelming to know where to start on your zero trust journey and what questions to ask. This guide explores these questions and can help you evaluate different solutions, along with what requirements your zero-trust platform should have to support a modern organization.

Duo Security's annual Trusted Access report focuses on remote access, analyzing findings from 26 million devices, across more than 500,000 applications and over 700 million authentications per month. With more people working from home than ever, organizations across the globe must ask themselves how employees can access all their applications without exposing themselves to risk and ensure that users keep their operating systems and software up to date. The 2020 report addresses these questions and examines what companies can do to secure remote work, and ensure they have a solid remote access strategy.

Passwordless authentication eliminates reliance on passwords and delivers a host of business benefits, including a better user experience, reduced IT time and costs and a stronger security posture. However, even though digital transformation and the business benefits are prompting a shift towards passwordless authentication, most organizations are not yet in a place where this is easily achievable. Duo Security's latest whitepaper covers the challenges and problems that passwords as a form of authentication can cause, plus what true passwordless authentication means and the business benefits. You'll also learn five steps your organization can take to build toward a fully passwordless future.

A zero-trust security model can help you secure against threats such as phishing, stolen credentials and out-of-date devices that may be vulnerable to known exploits and malware. To secure the workforce, you need to verify the identity of the user and ensure the security of their device before granting access to only the applications they need. This guide covers the pillars of Zero Trust and lays out a practical approach in five phases for implementing Zero Trust for the Workforce.

Bring your own device (BYOD) is now part of doing business. Cloud and mobility applications have changed the way we work. Employees want access to corporate applications and data at any time, from anywhere and from whatever device they choose.

This guide examines:
• The rise of BYOD and how it creates new challenges for security practitioners
• Where traditional mobile device management (MDM) solutions fall short and how to secure BYOD without an MDM
• How modern solutions including Unified Endpoint Visibility give insight into which devices (employee- and corporate-owned) are accessing your applications
• 10 key things you should consider before you spend money on an MDM solution

For organizations that leverage Microsoft application suites like Office 365, Windows and Azure, a zero-trust access model can help mitigate the risk of unauthorized access and reduce the risk of data breaches, while ensuring that user productivity isn't impacted. Users can securely access applications from anywhere, at any time and from any device.

In this guide, we share essential tips for administrators to ensure zero-trust access security for three key Microsoft application suites: Office 365, Windows and Azure. It highlights the need for a zero-trust approach to securing Microsoft applications and outlines the benefits, including:

• Establishing user trust
• Gaining visibility into BYOD (bring your own device)
• Establishing device trust
• Enforcing adaptive policies
• Implementing role-based access control

Download this guide to learn why a zero-trust approach to securing your Microsoft applications (and all of your other applications) helps reduce risk without sacrificing simplicity and ease of use.

As the modern enterprise workforce evolves, so must the security technologies that support them. Traditional security models are far to rigid and painful for end users - Duo has replaced them with flexible, easy-to-use security that focuses on user experience.

Download this for:
• An overview of how Duo helps modern enterprises with their security challenges
• The benefits of Duo's Trusted Access platform to ensure the trust of users and devices for every application
• How Duo offers a scalable, future-proofed solution that can reduce risks for your enterprise organization