Zero Trust

In today’s digital landscape, Microsoft 365 has become the backbone of many organizations, housing sensitive data and critical applications. As cyber threats evolve, ensuring robust security measures for Microsoft 365 is no longer an option but a necessity. Enter Duo Single Sign-On (SSO), a solution that not only enhances security but also streamlines user access. This blog explores how integrating Duo SSO with Microsoft 365 can fortify your organization’s security posture. ...

Cloud-native Identity and Access Management (IAM) is becoming a critical foundation for modern enterprises embracing dynamic, distributed, and scalable environments. As organizations migrate workloads to Kubernetes clusters and adopt DevOps pipelines, designing an efficient IAM architecture is essential to ensure secure, seamless, and automated identity governance. Cloud-Native IAM Overview and Its Necessity Cloud-native IAM differs from traditional IAM by focusing on the agility, scalability, and ephemeral nature of cloud workloads. Unlike static environments, cloud-native platforms like Kubernetes orchestrate thousands of containers and microservices that demand fine-grained, dynamic identity controls. This shift calls for IAM solutions that can automate identity provisioning, enforce policies in real-time, and integrate tightly with cloud-native APIs and workflows. Without a robust IAM foundation, enterprises risk unauthorized access, compliance failures, and operational inefficiencies. ...