Name: The Cloud Trust Paradox: Trusting Cloud Computing More Requires Trusting it Less
Start: 2020-12-09T18:00:00Z
End: 2020-12-09T18:58:13.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
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The Fortanix Data Security Expert webinar channel contains educational content related to data security topics including encryption, key management, tokenization, secure devops, and confidential computing.

Securing identity and infrastructure, as well as fighting fraud and safeguarding digital innovation and assets, is fundamental to securing the enterprise. This cannot be accomplished by any one organization and requires a collaborative ecosystem. Federal agencies, chip vendors, cloud providers and ISVs are all coming together to define policies and innovate.

Join our powerhouse panel on July 26th, at 9AM PDT to learn:

Join our powerhouse panel on July 26th, at 9AM PDT as they discuss , How digital identity is forming the basis for securing digital assets and infrastructure
-President Biden’s Executive Order on Digital assets including crypto currencies, impact on Web3.0 and blockchain
-Industry innovations across the data lifecycle
-How fighting fraud and protecting data becomes easier with confidential computing
And much more…

Securing Digital Identity and Assets with Confidential Computing

In this on-demand webinar, we’ll:
The most critical capabilities to look for when evaluating a key management system
How to determine if your solution is cloud-ready
How to analyze the return on investment of a solution
Questions that you can pose to vendors while evaluating a modern key management system

The 2021 Buyers Guide to Key Management & Data Security -on-demand-webinar

Join this on-demand webinar with SANS analyst and survey author, Dave Shackleford, and David Greene, Chief Revenue Officer at Fortanix, for a deep-dive roundtable discussion and analysis of the 2021 Cloud Security survey results. The discussion revolves around the latest topics in cloud security:  

-Protecting your sensitive data in the multicloud environment 
-How privacy regulations impact your approach to cloud security  
-The use of cloud vendor APIs for security operations and how this should work when 
 using multiple cloud platforms 
-Headwinds to continued or expanded cloud usage and what can security professionals 
 do to help

SANS Roundtable Discussion: 2021 Cloud Security Survey

In this on-demand webinar, we’ll:
-Meeting data privacy and compliance requirements in cloud and hybrid infrastructures
-Maintaining control over sensitive PII on AWS with Bring Your Own Key (BYOK)
-Inherent security benefits of segregating the keys from the resources they unlock
-Challenges of securing workloads in the cloud and how Fortanix mitigates them
-How customers succeed at interoperability and scale when using Fortanix with AWS

Webinar: Fortanix & AWS Secure Your Sensitive Data in the Cloud

Organizations worldwide are on a digitalization spree irrespective of size, vertical, or geography. With more than two-thirds of businesses leveraging cloud services in one way or another— Cloud-first has become the most strategic objective of today’s IT environment.

Of the petabytes of data coursing through the public cloud, almost 71% is considered sensitive—according to the Cloud Threat Report 2019 released by Oracle and KPMG. A major proportion of the sensitive data residing in the public cloud is also governed by privacy regulations. 

For example :regulations like European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), and Schrems II increases the cost and risk of leaving this data unprotected. Regulations, such as the GDPR have dramatically increased pressure on security and risk management leaders.  

Data breaches are now much more expensive, more visible, and more complicated. This has also led to compliance teams getting new powers (but not necessarily new budget!).  

In this webinar, we help you understand some of the most prominent compliance regulations impacting organizations and how Fortanix can help organizations wade through the complex world of compliance.  

In this webinar we will cover:  

The changing nature of IT infrastructure and data explosion

The complication of navigating between regional compliances and regulations

What are some of the critical data security measures required to meet these compliance mandates? 

How Fortanix can help wade through the complex world of compliance?

GDPR and Schrems II: Combating Compliance Complexity

The pandemic has led to an unprecedented shift to a remote-first work culture and accelerated multi-cloud adoption. The IDC Cloud View Survey highlights that organizations use an average of 5 cloud vendors. Even though a multi-cloud environment allows businesses to distribute the risks and avoid vendor lock-ins, it also comes with some serious security risks and challenges.

Cloud-native data security functions have created siloed islands of disparate data security policies that are complex to manage and increase the risk of data breaches. It’s critical for organizations to reinforce their multi-cloud data security with a different approach. A more consistent approach needs to be adopted by relying on uniform management of your multi-cloud data encryption keys.  

Join Fortanix experts- Vishal Gupta and Koustav Saha from our Product Management team - for this interesting and practical session on multi-cloud key management. 

This webinar will give you insights into: 

-Security downsides and challenges with multi-cloud. 
-Tips to bolster your multi-cloud data security in a remote-first world. 
-Multi-cloud key management across AWS, Azure, GCP, and key management options (BYOK, BYOKMS, BYOE).

Bolster your Multi-cloud Data Security with Uniform Encryption Key Management

Increased adoption of cloud to host data and AI models have compounded security challenges and risk to privacy since the cloud is generally considered an untrusted platform. Data encryption is a fundamental security requirement. While the importance of protecting data at rest and in transit are well known, the challenge is more on the protection of data in use. Data is often exposed while it’s processed. This vulnerability of data in use is a key concern in the secure implementation of applications such as AI modelling.

How can organizations secure data in a multicloud environment, and use in AI modelling, as an example, while also preserving the privacy and compliance requirements? 

Confidential Computing provides the much-needed solution. Confidential computing or, the protection of algorithms as well as the data while computing will be the default requirement for data privacy and the future of AI modeming in the not too distant future.  

In this webinar, join Richard Searle, Vice President, Confidential Computing Solutions, Fortanix , and Glen Otero, Vice President of Scientific Computing at The Translational Genomics Research Institute (TGen) as they discuss the role of Confidential Computing in securing data and AI.

The webinar will cover :

-The importance and benefits of Confidential Computing in securing data and AI.
-Some real-world use cases where Confidential Computing can be applied 
-TGEN Case Study: Securing genomic and clinical data with Confidential Computing
-Fortanix Confidential Computing technology

Confidential Computing in Action: Securing Data and AI (Case study)

Realizing the full potential of AI is possible only if critical issues like data privacy and secure use of private information are addressed. And for most organizations within heavily regulated industries like healthcare and BFSI, large portions of such data remain out of reach due to privacy concerns.

Fortanix Confidential AI-The first and only solution that allows data teams to make use of relevant private data, without compromising security and compliance requirements, and help build smarter AI models using Confidential Computing. Fortanix Confidential AI also provides similar protection for the intellectual property of developed models.

Fortanix Confidential AI, that is characterized by highly secure infrastructure that is fast and easy to deploy.

In this webinar, you will learn:

-Challenges of using private data in AI
-Regulations and Data privacy concerns in industries like Healthcare and BFSI
-What are the limitations with traditional AI solutions?
-Introduction to Fortanix Confidential-AI
-Walkthrough of some of the AI project use cases
-Product demo

Unlock the power of private data and build smarter models with Confidential AI

2020 marked the onset of a digitization juggernaut. While businesses were busy restructuring for online operations to brace the pandemic, nearly every organization in Australia observed a sizeable increase in the frequency of spyware and trojan attacks masked under interactive coronavirus maps and websites.

what you will learn :

The APRA Prudential Standard CPS 234 aims to fill these gaps in the existing cybersecurity framework and elevate the existing security best practices and preparedness. It will make protection levels more stringent as regulated entities will have to demonstrate compliance with the standard rather than just following the guidance.  

This also means that sprawling your workloads across multiple clouds is going to get a bit more complex and will come with added responsibility. Enterprises will need the capability to secure their data, ability to thwart potential breaches, and better control over diverse cloud environments

Complying with CPS 234: Proactive Protective Procedures

Confidential computing is the protection of data in use by performing computation in a hardware-based Trusted Execution Environment (TEE). Cloud native workloads are typically protected when in transit through networking encryption and at rest, confidential computing enables data protection in memory while data is being processed. The confidential computing threat model aims at removing or reducing the ability for a cloud provider/operator and other actors in the tenant’s domain to access code and data while being executed.

what you will learn :

This workshop, organized by Fortanix in collaboration with Intel and Microsoft, explores the use cases and technologies for eliminating the single largest barrier of data protection by moving sensitive or highly regulated data sets and application workloads from an inflexible, expensive on-premises IT infrastructure to a more flexible and modern public cloud platform.

Our industry experts will also show how confidential computing extends beyond just generic data protection, and TEEs are also being used to protect proprietary business logic, analytics functions, machine learning algorithms, or entire applications.

Navigating Confidential Computing in Azure “Featuring solutions by Fortanix”

Earlier this month, The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) updated their guidelines on card tokenization services for payment aggregators and consumers. The new rule comes into effect from January 1st, 2022, and is an addition to the previous tokenization framework advised vide circulars of January 2019.

what you will learn :
-Is your organization up to speed with the new norms? Would you want to know where it stands wrt your peers in the industry? 
-Here is a chance for you to learn how your organization can get compliant with the recent guidelines—quickly and easily.

New RBI Tokenization Mandates: Getting Compliant in Minutes

Hardware Security Modules (HSMs) are like bank lockers that safeguard your valuables. They’re enterprise staple for storing sensitive information and to execute secure cryptographic operations. Primarily, deployed on-prem, legacy HSMs require complex deployment, frequent maintenance, and upgrades—run by staff with advanced cybersecurity skillsets. But what leaves them obsolete in today’s cloud-first world is their legacy API-based approach, with limited integration capability into the cloud and business-critical applications. It's time for an alternative.

In this webinar, In this webinar, we present a new SaaS-based architectural alternative to traditional HSMs. In this webinar, you will learn:-
-What are the challenges with traditional solutions? 
-The new SaaS-based architectural approach to designing HSMs  
-Overview of Fortanix Data Security Manager (DSM) SaaS 
-Product demo

HSM-as-a-Service- Innovate before it's too late

In this webinar, we will introduce you to our newest security offering – Fortanix Data Security Manager SaaS (DSM SaaS) and discuss why organizations need to revisit their data security strategy and adopt a much simpler, cost-effective, and easy to use SaaS-based model.  

In this webinar, you will find out more about: 
-Why a simpler, cost-effective, and easy-to-use SaaS-based data security model is the need of the hour. 
-Introducing Fortanix Data Security Manager SaaS (DSM SaaS).
-A walkthrough of the real-world use cases in Fintech, Retail, and Transportation. 
-Fortanix DSM SaaS demonstration

Data Security-as-a-Service: An Easier Path to Data Security and Compliance

Today the very concept of “using public cloud” is inseparably connected to “trusting your cloud provider.” While many have taken that leap of faith, there are important workloads that organizations and regulatory bodies are reluctant to move to the cloud because they can’t verifiably prevent the cloud provider from getting access to their data. 

What if you could move data to the cloud without your cloud provider having access to the data or the encryption keys?

Google Cloud Platform (GCP) is the first public cloud to announce the availability of External Key Manager (EKM) with early adopter PayPal, using Fortanix to store and manage encryption keys off-cloud for data encrypted in GCP. One year later, this webinar will examine how customers are using GCP EKM and Fortanix to move sensitive data in financial services, healthcare, and government onto the public cloud, while ensuring that the organization maintains control of the encryption keys and data at all times. 

In this webinar, you will learn about:
- Real-world use cases where customers are using external key management to solve data security challenges
- A cloud data security control model for understanding the differences and trade-offs between public cloud data security options. 
- Using virtual data sovereignty to solve regional data residency requirements
- Compliance interpretations that require or encourage External Key Management 
- How to implement centralized key management for multicloud data security

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