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Duo Security Duo Security, now a part of Cisco, is a cloud-based Trusted Access provider protecting thousands of the world’s largest and fastest-growing organizations.

Duo Security is a cloud-based trusted access provider protecting the world’s fastest-growing companies and thousands of organizations worldwide, including Dresser-Rand Group, Etsy, Facebook, K-Swiss, Paramount Pictures, Random House, SuddenLink, Toyota, Twitter, Yelp, Zillow, and more. Duo Security’s innovative and easy-to-use technology can be quickly deployed to protect users, data, and applications from breaches, credential theft and account takeover. Duo Security is backed by Benchmark, Google Ventures, Radar Partners, Redpoint Ventures and True Ventures. Try it for free at duo.com.

11/04/2026

API keys and access tokens are the new passwords. 🔑

Service accounts, tokens and AI agents log in without a person behind them, and a stolen key can look just like normal traffic. CISOs share 5 first steps to get non-human identities under control. Swipe through, then read the full blog: https://cs.co/6189BHLk47

Live tomorrow at 11 AM PT: Small team, big security to-dos? 🗓️Make identity security simpler with Duo. Get practical adv...
11/03/2026

Live tomorrow at 11 AM PT: Small team, big security to-dos? 🗓️

Make identity security simpler with Duo. Get practical advice on protecting access and tackling identity threats from experts at Credible Security, Cisco Talos and Duo.

Can’t make it? We’re back December 2 and January 13.

Save your spot: https://cs.co/6185BHx6IT

What a great time at  ! 💚Thank you to everyone who stopped by Booth 207 and joined our sessions on modern authentication...
11/02/2026

What a great time at ! 💚

Thank you to everyone who stopped by Booth 207 and joined our sessions on modern authentication, Active Directory risk, and end-to-end phishing resistance.

As a Platinum Sponsor, we loved talking passkeys, AI agents, and the future of identity with the FIDO community.

See you next year!

A stolen login is the best costume an attacker can wear. Stolen credentials let them pose as your employees, and now as ...
10/30/2026

A stolen login is the best costume an attacker can wear. Stolen credentials let them pose as your employees, and now as your AI agents too.

With Duo Agentic IAM, costumes don’t work. Every agent gets a name tag, least-privilege access, and zero trust verification, so the only thing haunting attackers is your security.

10/29/2026

That's a wrap on ! Throughout October, we looked at four ways attackers go after your identity:

1. Fake MFA emails
2. Texts asking for your code
3. QR codes that lead to fake logins
4. Phishing calendar invites

Different tricks, same goal: getting into your accounts to steal data, move money, or launch their next attack.

The good news? The same habits protect you every time:

☑️ Slow down when something feels urgent.
☑️ Go to sites directly instead of using links or QR codes.
☑️ Never share your MFA code.
☑️ Report anything suspicious.

Attackers don't stop when October ends, so neither should you. Stay sharp. Stay secure.

People don't fall for phishing because they're reckless. They fall for it because it's designed to look exactly like the...
10/28/2026

People don't fall for phishing because they're reckless. They fall for it because it's designed to look exactly like the real thing.

That's where phishing-resistant authentication comes in. Instead of a code or a tap, it checks something attackers can't fake: physical proximity between the device logging in and the one that's already trusted. https://cs.co/6181BHlp9Z

One week out: Is MFA alone still enough?You're securing more identities than ever, while AI-powered attackers move faste...
10/27/2026

One week out: Is MFA alone still enough?

You're securing more identities than ever, while AI-powered attackers move faster than your team can grow. You need stronger protection without more operational complexity.

On Wednesday, November 4, join us to learn how lean teams are tackling today's toughest identity challenges with a security-first approach. You'll hear from:

🎤 Josh Yavor, Founding Partner at Credible Security, on balancing identity and security needs as a CISO with a lean team
🎤 William Largent, Cisco Talos threat researcher, on the latest identity threats targeting organizations of every size
🎤 Matt Caulfield and Chris Anderson of Cisco on how Duo helps teams secure every user, device, and app without adding complexity

We go live in 7 days. Reserve your spot 👉 https://cs.co/6186BHcYEI

Would you click it?Calendar invite phishing (ICS phishing) attacks rose about 33,000% from May to September.It works bec...
10/26/2026

Would you click it?

Calendar invite phishing (ICS phishing) attacks rose about 33,000% from May to September.

It works because your calendar feels safe. Malicious invites can land automatically next to your real meetings, and attackers time them around events you expect, like open enrollment.

Quick rules for calendar invites:
☑️ Check the organizer's full email address, not just the display name.
☑️ Don't log in through links in a meeting invite
☑️ Access benefits, HR, and other portals by typing the URL or using a bookmark.

Spotted a suspicious invite? Report it to your security team instead of responding.

10/23/2026

Fact or Fiction: Compromised credentials are yesterday’s problem.

Fiction. 🔴 Attackers still rely on valid identities because logging in is often easier than breaking in. And passwords are only one weak point. Weak MFA, unmanaged devices, stolen sessions, and identity blind spots can turn a compromised account into a breach.

Identity security has to go beyond basic authentication: verify the user, verify the device, detect risk, and adapt access in real time.

We hire people over weeks or months. We hire agents in minutes.Enterprises are adding AI agents far faster than employee...
10/23/2026

We hire people over weeks or months. We hire agents in minutes.

Enterprises are adding AI agents far faster than employees, yet most identity and access management platforms weren't built to issue identities to software.

In a new VentureBeat article, Matt Caulfield, VP of Product, Identity at Cisco, explains why organizations must evolve from access control to action control. Key elements include:

- Verifiable, hardware-bound identities
- Just-in-time, action-level permissions
- Continuous verification with a full audit trail

Read the article: https://cs.co/6187BHb1y5

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