Overall Satisfaction with Duo Security
Duo Security is used across the organization as a two-factor authentication method for access to confidential information. The business problem addressed by Duo is securing information. It works exactly as one might expect by only allowing certain devices the ability to authenticate user access requests. That can sometimes be a pain, but that's what it's supposed to do.
- Duo Security protects against unwanted access.
- Duo Security ensures devices are secure and that non-approved devices cannot act as a secondary form of identification.
- Duo Security has an easy-to-use interface.
- Duo Security requires me to contact my IT department when devices change, which can sometimes be a pain. I get that it's a security thing, but Duo could provide a workaround.
- Duo Security sometimes has latency in when I receive the approval notifications.
- Duo Security sometimes requires me to sign in twice.
- Duo Security has been a positive ROI in that it has prevented unwarranted access to confidential information.
- Duo Security has been a positive ROI in that it keeps me informed of what's going on with my devices.
- Duo Security has been a negative ROI in that it costs money that I'm not sure is well spent all of the time.
From what I know, Duo Security does a great job at securing information from unwanted access. Potential hackers have tried to access information and have been prevented from doing so because of the dual security that Duo Security requires. If it wasn't for Duo Security, I think we would use another authentication software to get the job done.
The instance that comes to mind when I needed to contact Cisco was when I was changing devices from an iPhone to an Android. The person on the other line was professional, knew exactly what I needed to do, and helped me through the switch. Overall, it was an easy, albeit burdensome, process.
In comparing Duo Security to competing alternatives, I think the two advantages that Duo Security has are that, first, it has an incredibly easy user interface - much easier to use than the other software tools, and second, that Duo Security's backend team does a great job making sure things are running well when called upon. Overall, Duo stacks up well.