Secure by Design Progress Reports

This page lists progress reports from companies who have taken CISA’s Secure by Design Pledge. By taking the pledge, companies have committed to making a good-faith effort towards seven key goals related to Secure by Design. Click each company below to learn more about their progress to date.

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Amazon Web Services

Secure by Design: AWS enhances centralized security controls as MFA requirements expand

Passkeys enhance security and usability as AWS expands MFA requirements

AWS adds passkey multi-factor authentication (MFA) for root and IAM users

Automox

Automox Cybersecurity Updates for CISA’s Secure by Design Initiative

Automox Audit Trail API