Name: Enabling trusted identities for the Internet of Things
Start: 2018-10-09T16:15:00Z
End: 2018-10-09T16:16:00.000Z
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Entrust keeps the world moving safely by enabling trusted identities, payments and data protection around the globe. Today more than ever, people demand seamless, secure experiences, whether they’re crossing borders, making a purchase, or accessing corporate networks. With our unmatched breadth of digital security and credential issuance solutions, it’s no wonder the world’s most entrusted organizations trust us.

As the reality of quantum computing draws closer, organizations need to prepare for the post-quantum capabilities that will render traditional encryption technologies vulnerable to brute force attacks. In the realm of privileged access management (PAM), protecting the encryption mechanism that secures the vaults holding access credentials becomes critically important.

This webinar will look at the security aspects that need to be considered when deploying PAM solutions in a post-quantum world to ensure comprehensive protection. Our speakers will examine how the use of quantum-resistant algorithms and hardware security modules (HSMs) help harden privileged access credential vaults to enhance security, facilitate auditing, and regulate compliance.

Join the webinar to learn:
• What organizations need to consider when deploying PAM in a new post-quantum world
• How PAM solutions are enhancing security to meet the challenges of quantum computing
• Why an HSM root of trust is a critical component of a high-assurance security solution

This webinar is for you if you are responsible for:
• Managing critical system’s privileged access credentials
• Overseeing your organization’s security best practices
• Auditing and ensuring your organizational compliance

Privileged Access and Quantum Preparedness: How HSMs Support Root of Trust

Organizations often struggle balancing their desire to store sensitive data in the cloud against the risk of having cloud admins, cloud providers, and third parties potentially accessing the data. Our webinar will examine a simple and transparent approach for achieving Zero Trust architecture in cloud environments without the complexity of traditional data security solutions. Our speakers will discuss how to fully realize the promise of Zero Trust in the cloud through not only the adoption of least privilege principles and strict access controls, but also the adoption of self-protecting data, the integration of data security and governance, and cryptographic agility.

Join the webinar and learn:
• How self-protecting data can protect you from different risks in the cloud
• Why robust key management is important to secure, encrypted data
• How to prepare for the threat presented by post-quantum computing

This webinar is for you if you are responsible for:
• Managing your organization’s Zero Trust architecture
• Overseeing your organization’s security best practices
• Auditing and ensuring your organizational compliance

Achieving Zero Trust for Secure Data in the Cloud

In this webinar, we'll explore Customer Identity and Access Management (CIAM) and its pivotal role in shaping the digital customer experience. Drawing a parallel to the personalized experience of what today’s customer is looking for, we discuss how CIAM offers this personalization in the digital realm. We'll address the challenges of the digital landscape – including security, privacy, and customer expectations – and highlight the importance of CIAM in managing digital identities at scale. This session is crucial for businesses seeking to enhance customer engagement and security in the digital age, blending traditional personalization with modern technological solutions.

- Explore Customer Identity and Access Management (CIAM)
- Learn how CIAM provides a personalized experience in the digital realm
- Discover the challenges of the digital landscape
- Understand the importance of CIAM in managing digital identities

Redefining Digital Personalization with CIAM

As organizations increasingly depend on diverse infrastructures and applications to process critical data, the number of privileged accounts established for trusted individuals responsible for managing these continues to grow. Maintaining centralized management of privileged account access credentials enables organizations to apply consistent protection policies.

This webcast will look at the security aspects that need to be considered when deploying privileged access management (PAM) solutions to ensure comprehensive protection. Our speakers will examine three reasons why you need a hardware security module (HSM) as well as how the establishment of a root of trust delivers enhanced security and facilitates auditing and regulatory compliance.

Join the webcast and learn:
• What organizations need to consider when deploying PAM
• How centralized key management ensures consistent policy
• Where a root of trust is required for high-assurance security

This webinar is for you if you are responsible for:
• Managing critical systems’ privileged access credentials
• Overseeing your organization’s security best practices
• Auditing and ensuring your organizational compliance

Securing Your Privileged Access Credentials – 3 Reasons Why You Need an HSM

Financial institutions are facing increased competition and threat intensity when it comes to attracting and onboarding new customers or members to their financial institution. It’s never been more important for financial institutions to streamline their user’s experience when opening an account, while raising their level of assurance and e-KYC diligence. Join us to learn how you can leverage biometric identity verification and rigorous E-KYC checks to accelerate time to value for both your end users and institution.

Opening to Issuance: Enhancing Security and Elevating the Client Experience

Gartner has named Entrust a Challenger in the highly challenging access management (AM) market, making it one of only 11 vendors recognized in the Magic Quadrant report. With phishing at an all-time high and identity-based attacks causing financial and reputational damage to organizations of all sizes, having a phishing-resistant authentication strategy is critical to protecting your resources and data. Entrust’s phishing-resistant passwordless authentication includes x.509 certificate-based authentication and FIDO.

Join this webinar to:
• Learn why Entrust was recognized as a Challenger in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Access Management
• Understand how you can defend against identity-led cyberattacks with high assurance phishing-resistant identity through certificate-based authentication (CBA) for users and devices
• Get insights on how to build a strong identity first-security strategy that combines IAM, PKI, digital signatures, and identity verification to create a foundation for Zero Trust frameworks

Entrust a Challenger in 2023 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Access Management

In a recent survey of banks, payment companies, and credit unions spanning 10+ countries, it was overwhelmingly cited that flat card technology has accelerated and shifted into overdrive. Did you know that 77% of financial institutions witness increased transaction volume after implementing flat card technology? Entrust can help customers implement flat card operations no matter how they issue their cards today. Flat cards have evolved into a financial issuance mainstay with astonishing designs and an elegant chic finish. Join us as we explore the magnitude of this shift, input drivers, outputs, and future indicators.

Global Financial Institutions are going further with Flat Card Technology

Rendez vos infrastructures de virtualisation VMware plus résistantes aux menaces et aux cyberattaques en s’appuyant sur le modèle Zéro Trust.

Alors que les organisations adoptent progressivement les principes du modèle Zero Trust pour sécuriser leurs environnements, la sécurité des infrastructures de virtualisation est un sujet d’intérêt.

Participez à ce webinaire exclusif présenté par les experts de VMware et d'Entrust, dans lequel vous découvrirez :
-  Comment faire valoir la stratégie Zero Trust pour sécuriser de manière proactive les infrastructures virtuelles face à des menaces de plus en plus complexes.
- Comment implémenter une stratégie d'accès à privilèges pour les infrastructures virtuelles.
- Des solutions afin de prévenir les erreurs de configuration accidentelles des infrastructures virtuelles et minimiser les risques associés.
- Comment les organisations françaises appliquent une stratégie Zero Trust sur leurs infrastructures VMware.

Sécurité des infrastructures VMware basée sur le Zéro Trust

Digital-first transformations are a common initiative among banks and credit unions, but digital-first doesn’t have to mean digital-only. Part of your transformation can include supporting the traditional banking methods your customer base still embraces. Join us November 9 for an important conversation about offering a unified issuance experience with both physical and digital payment cards. With Entrust’s robust instant financial issuance portfolio, you can offer fully activated, permanent unified payment cards within minutes.

During our discussion, we’ll highlight:
• The many benefits of issuing your customers unified payment cards, giving them the best of both worlds
• The strategic impact unified issuance has on card activation and usage
• The advanced security measures put in place to reduce fraud and lower card customer service costs
• The ease of implementing our leading technology to support your success in boosting your customer’s banking experience

Boost Your Customer’s Experience with Unified Card Issuance

Digital wallets have emerged as a preferred payment method in the Middle East and Africa, and customers are willing to leave their wallets at home rather than their phones. Offering digital payment solutions and digital transformation overall is key for banks to stay competitive. Most banks struggle to combine a seamless, digital-first, innovative payment experience, with the highest level of security, while keeping integration and maintenance of such a solution lightweight.

Through a technology alliance partnership with Entrust, CR2 leverages Entrust tokenization for NFC payment solutions providing a fully comprehensive digital payments offering.
 
Learn more in this webinar with Izabela Morriss and Andy Cease about how this partnership allows banks to enable digital-first card issuance and card management and delivers more value to the banking app (increase in customer acquisition, increase in card activation and usage, reduced fraud, increased security).

Offer Secure Digital Payment Experiences for Cardholders with CR2 and Entrust

As Microsoft ends support for Windows Server 2012 this October, businesses who are still relying on its popular Active Directory Certificate Services (ADCS) public key infrastructure (PKI) need to consider migrating to newer versions or other PKIs that might better fit their specific needs. Ensuring that your PKI can still fulfill the growing demands of your business and address security risks of today’s perimeter-less environments is critical to ensure the security of your enterprise and compliance to growing security regulations. This webcast will look at the security aspects that need to be considered when migrating your PKI to ensure comprehensive protection. Our speakers will examine best practices and the reasons why you need a hardware security module (HSM) root of trust to deliver enhanced security and to help facilitate auditing and regulatory compliance.

Join the webcast and learn:
• What organizations need to consider when migrating their PKI
• How operational demands and security risk need to be balanced
• Where a root of trust is required for high-assurance security

This webinar is for you if you are responsible for:
• Managing corporate IT security, including a PKI
• Overseeing your organization’s security best practices
• Auditing and ensuring your organizational compliance

Updating your PKI for the Next Decade – Migrating from Windows Server 2012

Cryptographic keys are some of your organization’s most precious assets, therefore it’s essential to know who is minding them. The value of any key is equivalent to the value of all the data it protects. A single stolen or misallocated key could lead to a huge data breach with the consequential reputational damage, penal regulatory fines, and loss of investor and customer confidence.

Join this webinar to learn how to:
• Utilize HSMs to protect the keys you have stored in disparate locations
• Add a robust layer of security to prevent attacker from finding your keys
• Establish a root of trust in your organization by safeguarding and managing your cryptographic keys and processes in a certified hardware environment

Who's Minding the Keys to the Kingdom?

nShield as a Service is a subscription-based cloud solution for generating, accessing, and protecting cryptographic key material, separately from sensitive data. The solution delivers the same functionality as on-premises Hardware Security Modules (HSMs) and the benefits of a cloud service deployment, without the need to host and maintain the appliances. Because nShield as a Service benefits from the same unique Security World architecture as on-prem nShield deployments, you can easily migrate your cryptographic operations from on-prem to the cloud or use a hybrid approach, mixing both cloud-based and on-premises nShield HSMs.

Top takeaways:

• Understand how you can advance your cloud-centric strategies with FIPS 140-2 Level 3 protection for your business-critical apps and data
• Discover how our Security World architecture lets you scale HSM operations and access secure crypto functionality from anywhere
• Learn how CodeSafe’s secure execution capability provides on-demand access to your organization's secure, sensitive code protected inside the HSM
• Hear how you can benefit from no vendor lock in with the majors CSPs, have full control of your keys between multiple CSPs and repatriate keys/data back to on-premises HSMs

Own your keys, not your HSM

In an era with evolving threats and increasingly sophisticated attacks, organizations are struggling to ensure their most valuable assets, systems and data remain secure. In an effort to help provide direction, there has been an increasing amount of government action and regulation as of late – especially when it comes to the why and how of implementing a Zero Trust framework, as well as how to prepare for the post-quantum threat.
 
While on the surface these are seemingly two different exercises, there is some overlap in steps to prepare for a transition to zero trust architecture and the migration to PQC. One such example? In order to address any gaps or to mitigate risks, it is critical to have a cryptographic inventory to know exactly what’s in your environment. From hardware to software, to cryptographic assets such as keys, certificates, and secrets – having a cryptographic inventory will bring to light the state of your governance and security controls, while also making you aware of any quantum vulnerable technology.
 
Join us for this webinar where we review the advantages of implementing a Zero Trust framework, and how in doing so, you have begun down the path to post-quantum preparedness.

Making the Connection: Implementing Zero Trust in Preparation for Post-Quantum

Zero Trust framework although it starts with concepts centered around identity and access management, is a complex journey that requires a more comprehensive approach. With digital certificates being used for identity, encryption and signing, it’s caused significant growth in the number of certificates organizations are issuing and managing and made certificate lifecycle management a necessity for organizations. All these connections and end points need to be secured with a digital certificate issued by PKI.

In this presentation and fireside chat, you will learn:
•             Why Zero Trust is a journey to a comprehensive data security strategy for encrypting data at rest and in transit, spanning public and private cloud environments.
•             How Zero Trust frameworks integrate with Encryption, PKI, and key lifecycle management
•             How you can build a roadmap to implement an optimal Zero Trust framework for your organization, to protect against threats today and in a Post Quantum (PQ) future

Leveraging Classic PKI procedures for your Zero Trust Strategy

With the growth and attention around technologies such as IoT, Wireless Communication, Data Analytics, Machine Learning and AI, connected services have become a significant business driver. Further to that, all connected service businesses are data-driven and must ensure that this data remains secure, and can be trusted along with connected devices, software services, and applications. This makes embedded zero trust support over the complete device, service, and application lifecycle a fundamental part of your connected service business. In this webinar, experts from Entrust and Device Authority will walk through a seamless solution to ensure your success.

Securing Your Connected Service Business with Zero Trust

Join us as we examine a real-world use case where Entrust and Device Authority united to combine their expertise to address the challenges faced by a global manufacturer of automotive components. With multiple secure manufacturing lines spanning the globe, the need for a comprehensive Key Distribution and Management System and PKI service became paramount. Discover how Device Authority and Entrust successfully provided solutions that enabled secure key transport, robust device identity management, and policy-driven encryption.

Securing Automotive Manufacturing: A Collaborative Success Story

Cryptographic keys are some of your organization’s most precious assets. The value of any key is equivalent to the value of all the data it protects. If a key is compromised it’s game over! Attackers trying to hack systems can easily find cryptographic keys maintained in software. A single stolen or misallocated key could lead to a huge data breach with the consequential reputational damage, penal regulatory fines, and loss of investor and customer confidence.

When using HSMs to protect these keys, you add a robust layer of security, preventing attackers from finding them. nShield HSMs are specially designed to establish a root of trust, safeguarding and managing cryptographic keys and processes within a certified hardware environment. nShield HSMs, offered as an appliance deployed at an on-premises data center or leased through an as-a-service subscription, provide enhanced key generation, signing, and encryption to protect sensitive data and transactions.

Watch this 20 minute on-demand session to learn about how nShield HSMs help you: 

• Achieve compliance - Meet and exceed widely recognized government and industry mandates for financial, healthcare and other sensitive data , such as FIPS, Common Criteria, GDPR, HIPAA, and PCI-DSS
• Apply policies - Role-based access control features allow you to apply policies for individual key containers, such as requiring a quorum of administrators to provide a smart card and PIN to unlock the key stored in the HSM
• Gain greater control - Use your own nShield HSMs in your own environment to create and securely export your keys to the cloud
• Achieve stronger security - Stronger key generation using nShield’s high-entropy random number generator protected by FIPS-certified hardware

Where are your cryptographic keys? Using HSMs to secure keys that secure data

With billions of things connecting to the Internet, addressing security, privacy, and safety are becoming significant challenges. Enterprises deploying Internet of Things (IoT) technologies need strong security that is easy to implement, seamless to use, cost-effective, flexible, and scalable. The foundation to establish trust and reliable security for IoT is to use standards-based PKI certificates with the right communication protocols. 

This webcast will examine the challenges that industry faces to ensure safe adoption of IoT technologies, from device manufacturing, to deployment and operation. Join Thales and Nexus to learn how IoT PKI: 

• Controls device identity, from manufacturing bootstrap to lifecycle management 
• Delivers protected operations based on strong authentication and encryption 
• Manages full range of devices from battery-powered sensors to self-driving cars
• Secure logs and reports to facilitate compliance with data security regulations
• Establishes a certified root of trust for the security of the entire ecosystem

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