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PQ Preparedness, Today and Tomorrow: Updates on the NIST standards, the NIST NCCoE, and a look ahead to 2025
Bill Newhouse, Cybersecurity Engineer at NIST | Greg Wetmore, VP of Software Development at Entrust | Samantha Mabey, Director of Solution Marketing at Entrust
Join this webinar with special guest Bill Newhouse, Project Lead, National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence(NCCoE) at NIST, and Greg Wetmore, VP Software Development at Entrust, as they discuss what’s new when it comes to the journey to quantum safe – from the recently released NIST standards, to the NIST NCCoE PQC Migration Project. Finally, with the standards now available and global attention on the need to prepare for the quantum threat, we will look ahead to 2025 and provide insights what to expect.
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Crypto Governance: Laying the Foundation for a Strong Crypto Strategy
Neal Fuerst, Director of Technology & Solutions at Entrust
The Entrust Cryptographic Center of Excellence (CryptoCoE) is designed to help organizations balance the risk associated with IT practices that expand crypto use cases by accelerating a crypto strategy for enhanced digital security.
In the second webinar of our CryptoCoE webinar series, we discuss best practices for bringing the right policies, procedures, processes and people together for ongoing crypto excellence. In this webinar you can expect to learn more about:
The foundation and concept that lies above and behind crypto policy
• Assessing the crypto governance posture of your IT systems
• How to build strong governance in stages
• Understanding data protection – what and how to protect it
• Data-at-rest and data-in-transit
• Asymetric vs. symetric cryptography
• Mapping crypto to applicable Data Protection Standards and Regulatory Requirements
• A new approach: why establishing a CryptoCoE is important for securing crypto as critical infrastructure -
Make Cryptographic Mistakes of the Past the Keys to Your Future
Robert Hann, VP of Sales, Digital Security, Entrust & Julien Probst, Chief Customer Officer, InfoSec Global
Do you have full visibility into all your cryptographic assets? Your organization relies on those assets to ensure all the people, systems and machines in your environment are secured, and without visibility, you can’t control your risk. Whether trying to rein in distributed IT environments, ensuring you’re able to quickly react to changing standards and regulations, or preparing for the looming threat of post-quantum – knowing what’s in your environment is critical, and the first step to crypto agility.
Join Entrust and InfoSec Global to learn why discovery of your cryptographic assets is so important, and why having an inventory of certificates and cryptographic assets across your organization is the key to the future of your security.
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PKI and Secrets Management in a Post-Quantum World
Mohan M Rao, Senior Product Manager II – HashiCorp | Ed Reynolds, Digital Security Consultant, Americas DPS – Entrust
With increasing advances in quantum computing capabilities and related cryptographic threats, traditional strategies for secrets management (including PKI and static and dynamic secrets, keys, and tokens) face unprecedented security challenges. What can you do to better understand the threat and prepare accordingly?
In this webinar we’ll delve into the implications of bad actors having access to quantum computing capabilities on encryption, keys and secrets management, and data protection. Our experts will examine how you can deploy hardware security modules (HSMs) to establish a robust, quantum-resistant root of trust to strengthen your organization’s security posture. Gain a comprehensive understanding of the threat so you can be prepared.
Join the webcast and learn:
· What you need to consider when deploying robust PKI and secrets management
· How to effectively prepare for the threat posed by quantum computing advances
· Why a strong HSM root of trust is a critical component for high assurance securityThis webinar is for you if you’re responsible for:
· Managing access to your critical applications and data
· Overseeing your organization’s security best practices
· Auditing and ensuring your organizational compliance -
Is your PKI Post-Quantum Ready?
Ian Wills - Sr Director Professional Services, Entrust and Robert Hann - Sales VP Digital Security CoE, Entrust
Quantum computers pose an inevitable threat to digital security. There is a high risk that within the decade a quantum computer will be able to break classical public key cryptography universally used today. Whilst the transition to post-quantum cryptography will take several years, bad actors are already harvesting data now to decrypt later - it’s vital to protect your data and any long term digitally signed documents now. Equally, long life connected devices have baked in classical cryptography and must be transitioned sooner rather than later. Will you be PQ-ready?
Join this webinar and learn how to:
• Assess your PKI environments and plan for PQ Readiness
• Plan your roadmap for PQ Ready PKI today to future-proof your business in readiness for Quantum Computer threats
• Leverage our Crypto Centre of Excellence to support your PQ Readiness Plan -
PQ Preparedness, Today and Tomorrow: Updates on the NIST standards, the NIST NCCoE, and a look ahead to 2025
Bill Newhouse, Cybersecurity Engineer at NIST | Greg Wetmore, VP of Software Development at Entrust | Samantha Mabey, Director of Solution Marketing at Entrust
Join this webinar with special guest Bill Newhouse, Project Lead, National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence(NCCoE) at NIST, and Greg Wetmore, VP Software Development at Entrust, as they discuss what’s new when it comes to the journey to quantum safe – from the recently released NIST standards, to the NIST NCCoE PQC Migration Project. Finally, with the standards now available and global attention on the need to prepare for the quantum threat, we will look ahead to 2025 and provide insights what to expect.