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Duo Security is proud to announce its third annual Women in Security Awards. This honor recognizes women whose expertise, leadership and community engagement inspire new generations to innovate the security industry. Now soliciting nominations for th...

In research, fuzzers are common. But fuzzers based off of older technology pose challenges when those annoying vendors start doing things even slightly different. Our own Darren Kemp ran into this, took some notes, and put together a blog post about ...

There have been reports of an uptick in the use of the RIG exploit kit to deliver the CrypMIC ransomware to unsuspecting users - the kit leverages known a few known Flash vulnerabilities, targeting unpatched systems, while the ransomware it drops enc...

The Internet is a wonderful thing, but there are millions of people who are denied full access to it because of the way most web pages and applications are built today. Typical web interactions rely on a lot of assumptions about a user’s needs and ab...

We just released the second edition of The Essential Guide to Securing Remote Access: Ensuring User, Device and App Trust. The guide covers: The types of remote access threats that target users, devices and remote access services like VPN and RDPSecu...

The U.S. National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST) has deemed SMS-based two-factor authentication as no longer secure enough to keep hackers out. Duo has known this for awhile now, which is why we recommend using more secure two-factor a...

We would like to be able to see which features requested by other customers and vote on the features. Something similar to what https://aha.io can provide. Thanks,

At Duo Security, we know usable systems are not only more satisfying to use, but they’re more secure because people are more likely to use them. Over the past year, the product design team has made usability testing a central element of our design pr...

About 21.5 million Americans were impacted by the breach of the Office of Personnel Management’s (OPM) systems in April 2015 - the attack also exposed over four million records for current and former government employees, including the Department of ...

E-prescriptions refer to electronic prescription of medications. E-prescriptions help reduce cases of fraud and mistakes. Additionally, patients save time and avoid the hassle of waiting in line at the pharmacy to fill medications. Given these benefi...

The Duo Labs team is currently answering questions on all things security and beyond on reddit. Come check it out and put your questions to the Labs team!

Attackers have long targeted users and their devices and access to applications, yet we’re still dealing with those same problems today. We’re failing at the security fundamentals, and breaches are still happening, day after day. Part of the reason i...

Redis is a popular open source key/value data store that makes access to data fast. To do this, Redis keeps a copy of data in memory to provide speed and on disk (this is important) to prevent data from being lost if Redis is restarted. Companies use...

Last week it was reported that over half (56%) of the U.K.’s universities have been targeted in ransomware attacks in the past year, according to SentinelOne. They also found that two out of three targets were hit multiple times. Bournemouth Universi...