2 Total
0 High severity
2 Medium severity
0 Low severity

Key Facts

What privacy document does Duo Security direct users to read?
Duo Security directs users to read the Cisco Privacy Statement as the governing privacy document.
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Summary

Duo Security's privacy document commits to protecting your privacy and providing a good experience, but the actual rules about your data are set out in a separate Cisco Privacy Statement. To understand how your data is collected, used, and protected, you need to read that Cisco document — this one simply points you there.

Analysis

This document establishes Duo Security's foundational privacy posture as a subsidiary of Cisco Systems, committing to user privacy protection and a positive experience during direct interactions. Critically, it delegates the governing privacy framework to a separate Cisco Privacy Statement, which controls the substantive data practices. The document itself does not independently define data collection, retention, sharing, or user rights — those obligations reside in the external Cisco-level document it references.

What this means for you

As an individual user, the most direct effect of this document is that your privacy rights and Duo Security's data practices are governed by the Cisco Privacy Statement, not this document. To understand what data is collected about you and what rights you have, you should locate and read the Cisco Privacy Statement referenced here.

Institutional Analysis
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1 important change detected

2 versions captured · Last updated: August 2026

What changed Duo Security reorganized and expanded product listings in their privacy policy documentation. The updated policy adds 'Duo IAM' to the capabilities overview section and restructures the Products section header from product-level listings to a category-based structure labeled 'Identity and Access Management'. These are navigational and organizational changes with no material impact on data practices, privacy rights, or user obligations.
Why this matters This change affects how Duo products are organized and labeled in the privacy policy documentation. The updated policy adds 'Duo IAM' as a product offering and reorganizes the Products section to group offerings under category headers rather than list them individually. These are structural and navigational changes with no impact on data collection practices, user rights, or privacy obligations.
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2 provisions
2 featured
2 clause types
0 high severity
Disclosure and Transparency Requirements 1
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Archival ProvenanceSource & Archival Record
Last Captured August 27, 2026 01:22 UTC
Capture Method Automated scheduled archival capture
Document ID CA-D-000696
Version ID CA-V-006139
SHA-256 7def43d6a2e7dc59c2fc53368d2f740754bb216c7b96ecae5180b540aefaf6f7
✓ Snapshot stored ✓ Text extracted ✓ Change verified ✓ Hash verified

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