The Information Security Office has identified a painless way to increase security for everyone at Miami. On Monday, May 5 at 5 p.m., we will be making a change to how the Duo Mobile smartphone app ...

UB requires all students, faculty, and staff to use Duo, a two-step verification system, in order to add an extra layer of security to your UBITName login. Two-step verification is the standard for ...

Duo is UAB’s method for two-factor authentication aids with single sign-on services for major applications such as Office 365, Adobe, myUAB.com, BlazerNET and more. The best way to use 2FA is to use ...

Two-factor authentication provides added security by prompting you to enter a unique code at sign in, in addition to your passphrase. The unique code, generated by your phone, is used only once. You ...

Due to new internet security activities affecting Duo Security, Miami’s multi-factor authentication partner, older versions of the Duo Mobile app will no longer send push notifications starting March ...

The University will retire the Duo Phone Call and SMS Passcode log-in methods for students beginning Tuesday, according to an Oct. 2 email to members of the Cornell community from Robert Edamala, ...

What’s happening: Duo Security is ending support for older versions of its mobile app to improve security. After March 31, versions earlier than 4.85.0 will stop working for multifactor authentication ...

To avoid DuoPush Security sign-in issues, members of the Case Western Reserve University community are encouraged to update the Duo Mobile app by Feb. 2. Older versions may have trouble approving sign ...

Are you keeping your Duo app up to date? Users need to check that they are using version 4.85.0, or newer, of Duo. If you find that your app is running an older version, it will need to be updated. If ...