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kstavrop
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Duo Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is the first step in creating a secure environment, helping organizations assess risks and build stronger relationships with end-users. This course provides expert insights into security strategies, including threat modeling and fostering a positive security culture.

3 Key Callouts for Duo Users:

  1. End-User Engagement: Actively communicate with end-users through webinars, office hours, and feedback sessions to ensure transparency and build trust during MFA rollouts
  2. Promote Duo Push: Leverage Duo-specific resources like the Promoting Duo Push Guide and deployment signage to encourage adoption and educate users 
  3. Enhance User Experience: Use features like the “Remember Me” checkbox and Single Sign-On (SSO) to reduce authentication friction and improve productivity

Call-to-Actions (CTAs):

  • Learn more about Duo’s features and resources by visiting the Duo Documentation Hub.
  • Start your Duo journey with a free trial and explore how it can secure your organization.
  • For deployment tips and best practices, check out the Duo Deployment Guide.

A robust security strategy extends beyond Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) by aligning with compliance regulations and tailoring controls to business goals, such as privacy or availability. This approach ensures organizations can proactively address risks while fostering a secure and resilient environment.

A healthy security culture is essential for organizations to mitigate risks effectively. It involves understanding the business's unique environment, fostering cross-departmental collaboration, and tailoring security strategies to align with organizational goals and user behaviors.

Nominating security champions within departments is a proven strategy to foster a culture of security and streamline communication between security teams and end-users. These champions act as liaisons, ensuring that security practices are effectively implemented and feedback is communicated back to the central security team.

Reference Document Links:

  1. Power Up! Jumpstart Your Security Program
  2. Promoting Duo Push Guide
  3. Deployment Signage
  4. Remembered Devices Policy
  5. Single Sign-On (SSO)
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