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Amanda Rogerson

Product Marketing Manager

Duo Security

Amanda Rogerson is a part of the Product Marketing team at Duo, where she assists in establishing messaging needed to drive engagements regarding Duo Security's Trusted Access vision as well as keeping a pulse on the evolving cybersecurity landscape.

She has more than two decades of experience working in tech, with the last five years being focused on access management and authentication. Through various roles in Product Marketing, Customer Success and Enterprise Sales, Amanda has assisted companies of all sizes to understand how to successfully balance security with usability.

Amanda resides in Ottawa, Ontario and holds a Bachelor’s Degree from Queens University in Kingston Ontario.

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November 5, 2019

SECURITY

Establishing Device Trust to Secure the Workforce

Challenges of Protecting Endpoints With an estimated 70% of breaches starting on endpoints – laptops, workstations, servers, and mobile devices – organizations need visibility into the devices connecting to applications both on the network and in the cloud. Organizations need the abilit…

October 1, 2019

SECURITY

Duo and ISE Integrated Use Case – Delivering Zero Trust security for the workforce and workplace

This blog series will highlight exciting new developments and integrations between solutions within the Cisco Security portfolio with our acquisition of Duo Security. These posts will cover details about the problems that are being solved by these integrations with links to helpful technical documen…

September 11, 2019

SECURITY

Ingredients Needed to Manage Network Tribbles

Cybersecurity – the final frontier, these are the trials and tribulations that network admins face on an ongoing basis. Sometimes it feels like network admins are Starfleet captains navigating unknown galaxies as the infrastructure of organizations become more complex.  Using a complicated mix of cl…

January 25, 2019

SECURITY

New Year, Same Reality: How Much Will Security Actually Change in 2019

If we look back at the security landscape of 2018, there were some interesting highs and lows.  There were a number of large-scale breaches in the news attributed to hackers, involving notable companies. All indications for 2019 don’t show any signs of this activity stopping or slowing down. In fact…