On Tuesday, August 1, ITS will enable Universal Prompt for Two-Step Login with Duo. The Universal Prompt will provide a more secure and streamlined experience. The following updates will occur:   

1. Updated visual appearance: Universal Prompt will be visually redesigned with a simplified interface.  
2. Automatic Duo push: If you have the Duo app set up for push notifications, it will automatically send a Duo push notification to your device without needing to select anything. After Universal Prompt is enabled, Duo will automatically select the most secure option you have set up--Duo push being the most secure. 
3. Last-used authentication method: Universal Prompt remembers your last-used authentication method (e.g., Duo push, security key, text or phone call, etc.) and displays that option by default. To see other available login methods, simply select “Other options” from the prompt.   
4. Trusted browser: The check box for “Remember me for 30 days” will be replaced by a popup to “Trust this browser.” If selected, trusted browser sessions last 30 days. Selecting “No, do not trust browser” will not create a trust session. You won't be asked to trust that browser again for 15 days. 

Visit Changes coming to your login experience Aug. 1 to read more about the upcoming changes and review screenshots of the new login experience or read the full details on universal prompt on Duo's documentation page.