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Before you begin...
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Video: Introduction to Protecting Applications (5:58)
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Applications in the Admin Panel
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Application Properties
- Types of Protected Applications
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Common Application Types
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Securing Servers, Workstations, & Laptops
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Securing a VPN: Overview
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Securing a VPN Using RADIUS
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Securing Cisco ASA SSL VPN and Juniper/Pulse SA SSL VPN using LDAP
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Securing a VPN Using SSO
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Generic RADIUS
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Generic LDAP
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Duo Web SDK
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Duo Single Sign-On
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SAML/SSO: Microsoft Active Directory & Other SAML IdPs
- Deploying a Duo Proof-of-Concept
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Video: Part One - How to Protect an Application (4:56)
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Testing Duo with End-Users
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Video: Part Two - Proof-of-Concept & Policies
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Targeting User Groups with Policies
- Application Configuration Options
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Application Options Overview
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Self-Service Portal
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Username Normalization
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Permitted Groups
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Hostname Whitelisting
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Application Policies: Going Further
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High Availability & Business Continuity
- Taking the Next Step
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Protecting Additional Applications
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Knowledge Check
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Share Feedback (Optional)
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Course Complete
Setting Up Duo: Protecting Applications
Get started with Duo and learn how to protect applications and services in your organization's environment.
About this course
Setting up Duo starts with adding two-factor authentication to the login experience of an application in your environment. Duo can protect a wide variety of services and applications, such as VPNs, email, web portals, cloud services, local workstations, and more. You can protect as many applications as you need and administer each independently using the Duo Admin Panel. This course will explain how to integrate Duo with an application and provide best practices for application administration. By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Create an application in the Duo Admin Panel
- Identify common types of integrations, including:
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- "Named" applications designed for specific integrations. These appear on the "Protect an Application" list in the Duo Admin Panel.
- Generic configurations for applications that do not appear in the "Protect an Application" list in the Duo Admin Panel.
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- Conduct a two-factor authentication pilot with a small subset of end-users
- Customize your Duo-protected applications by configuring:
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- Application settings in the Admin Panel
- Application policies
- Business Continuity/High Availability settings
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- Expand your protected environment by protecting additional applications, services, or platforms with Duo