[math-ias] Reminder: Upcoming update to the IAS Duo login prompt for web applications

[Brian Epstein]

Dear Faculty, Members, and Staff, 

Just a reminder that we are actively working to migrate systems to the new login prompt. Expect to see the change take place this summer. For more information, take a look at the email below and this website. 

[ https://security.ias.edu/update-duo-login | https://security.ias.edu/update-duo-login ] 

Thanks, 
Brian 

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Brian Epstein <bepstein at ias.edu> (he/him) +1 609-734-8179 
Manager, Network and Security, CISO Institute for Advanced Study 
Key fingerprint = 5CD3 1511 CFCD 9388 1A53 7A45 3137 D4CC C418 A386 


From: "Brian Epstein" <bepstein at ias.edu> 
To: "everyone" <everyone at ias.edu> 
Sent: Monday, May 9, 2022 8:06:12 AM 
Subject: Upcoming update to the IAS Duo login prompt for web applications 

Dear Faculty, Members, and Staff, 

Any time a login prompt changes unexpectedly, it should be a warning that the website may not be what you are expecting. This is why I wanted to make everyone aware well in advance of an upcoming change to our Duo login prompt for web applications. 

The following webpage on the IAS Security website shows you exactly what the changes are going to be and explains why the changes are going into place. I recommend that you take a look to get familiar with the new interface so that it doesn't come as a surprise to you later on. 

[ https://security.ias.edu/update-duo-login | https://security.ias.edu/update-duo-login ] 

This change is being pushed by DuoSecurity and helps to address a number of issues and inconveniences that the current login prompt has. We are excited to see Duo fix these things and look forward to using the new prompt, which will be rolling out to web applications one by one over the next few months. 

There is nothing for you to do, your smartphone or token will continue to work through the transition without modification. If you do have any questions, though, feel free to reach out to your School's helpdesk or me and we'll be glad to discuss. 

Safe computing! 
Brian 

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Brian Epstein <bepstein at ias.edu> (he/him) +1 609-734-8179 
Manager, Network and Security, CISO Institute for Advanced Study 
Key fingerprint = A6F3 9F5A 26C5 5847 79ED C34C C0E5 244A 55CA 2B78 

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