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WEBINAR: DUO - Enabling Secure Trusted Application Access

WEBINAR: DUO - Enabling Secure Trusted Application Access
Syndicated By: Iain Fraser - Cybersecurity Journalist Gibraltar

18th April 2023

Still Using Passwords to Access Apps from Your Devices? There's a Better Way
Learn how Duo can help enable secure, trusted application access
April 18, 1:00 pm Eastern Daylight Time

In this webinar you'll learn:

  • How workforce needs have evolved and the challenges this presents
  • Why using passwordless single sign-on is a more secure method to authenticate apps
  • Why device trust is just as important as user trust
  • What you should look for in a modern trusted access solution

The network perimeter has changed. So has the way users access applications and data on the network. Passwords are no longer a secure method to authenticate. And today’s workforce is more blended than ever. Employees, contractors and partners all need access to resources on your network from a multitude of devices, both company-issued and personal. How do you provide that secure access to avoid a breach which could cost you millions in financial and reputational damage?

Duo Senior Product Marketing Managers, Seema Kathuria, and Scott Grebe will discuss how workforce security needs have evolved and the challenges this presents, what to look for in a modern trusted access solution, and how Duo can help your organization.

Join the webinar on April 18th to learn more about Duo and why the NY Times just named us the best authenticator application! Learn More /...

About DUO

People-Focused, Powerful Data Security
At Duo, we put people first — whether that's protecting user data for the over 40,000 customers who use our cybersecurity protection or supporting the people who work every day to make our products effective, user-focused and intuitive. We don’t thrive on fear, uncertainty and doubt; we build secure access solutions you can trust. Learn More /...

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