09-15-2022, 11:05 PM
My job has added a new app that we have to download to our computers and to our phones. We have to download the Duo app to our phones to connect to the system, and to have access to our work emails.
From what I see about this app, I fear that it may be giving my job access to more of my personal data then I am willing to share.
Perhaps I am more concerned then I should be. I have not done this yet, and I will admit, not having access to my work emails is a pure pain in the behind, but it I can live with it, if I must.
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/s...s-duo.html
From what I see about this app, I fear that it may be giving my job access to more of my personal data then I am willing to share.
Perhaps I am more concerned then I should be. I have not done this yet, and I will admit, not having access to my work emails is a pure pain in the behind, but it I can live with it, if I must.
Quote:What Is Duo?
One of the supposed benefits of the process that I don't feel comfortable about.
Establish device trust. Once access is granted, Duo enables your organization to see every device that is connected to your network and applications and easily monitor device health and compliance.
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/s...s-duo.html
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Yet I still post.
