In this interview with Fed Gov today, Tony Hadfield, the Vice President Solution Architects for Venafi, discusses the implications of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning in the context of national security, intelligence, and defense. They highlight the rapid advancements in AI, particularly in generating code and automating tasks, which brings about challenges in authorizing and controlling its use. They also emphasize the importance of understanding the risks associated with AI, including potential misuse by bad actors and the need for robust policies and awareness within organizations.
Uncover the latest Kubernetes trends during this webinar. Explore containerization, orchestration, scalability, security, and more to navigate the evolving ecosystem.
Infosec teams find cert-manager widely adopted in Kubernetes for machine identity management. The webinar explains its use and promotes Infosec-DevOps collaboration for enhanced security.
Prepare for the impending shift to 90-day certificate lifespans as Google and threat actors impact TLS machine identity management. Automation is key for efficiency and cost savings.
TLS certificates secure machine-to-machine communication. Machine identity management is vital for safeguarding your business and averting costly outages.
Shifting to cloud-native, businesses require updated security strategies. This webinar discusses how traditional security measures may fall short and offers solutions.
Zero trust security's definition can be elusive amidst the marketing buzz. Venafi's Justin Hansen will clarify zero trust and its practical application.
Kubernetes growth increases TLS certificate issuance. Managing trust and security in the expanding infrastructure is vital for effective threat prevention.
Digital identities, such as TLS certificates, ensure machine trust and security. When they fail, outages occur, compromising security measures. Visibility and automation are crucial.
As organizations swiftly migrate to cloud infrastructures, security risks persist. Embracing zero-trust principles is vital for securing cloud-native architectures.
Join Venafi's code signing experts to discover 7 best practices for securing software pipelines, aligned with NIST's Secure Software Development Framework.
The creators of cert-manager, the Kubernetes certificate manager, now part of Venafi, bring cloud-native machine identity expertise to achieve Zero Trust.
Venafi protected your classic infrastructure from TLS issues. Learn how we can secure your modern infrastructure, such as Kubernetes and OpenShift, in this webinar.
TLS machine identities (certificates) secure app communications. Manual management is overwhelming, leading to outage-causing expired certificates and security vulnerabilities.
TLS machine identity issues, like expired or misconfigured certificates, pose risks to digital projects, causing outages and undermining security measures.
The growing machine count, across various domains, necessitates robust identity management. Machine identity errors can lead to significant losses. Gartner highlights this as a 2022 cyber trend.
Digital transformation has brought technological progress and increased security threats, notably in banking. Banks face growing pressure to safeguard customer data and reputation.
Organizations are vulnerable to code signing breaches if they neglect security,
exposing risks and hampering workflows. InfoSec uncertainty can be detrimental.
Utilizing SSL/TLS and VPNs elevates security, but improper implementation can be misleading. Inefficient key and certificate management disrupts business operations.
Users use names and passwords to access networks. Machines use machine identities. Machines are crucial in the digital era, but their identities are often neglected, leading to increased threats.
Learn from government and industry experts as they discuss principles of a fast and secure government that can modernize and keep pace with the rest of the world around us while enforcing the strictest of security protocols.Specifically, you’ll learn:How a lack of communication and security has historically slowed down modern application development.How to strengthen the alliances between security and development.The biggest barriers still facing agencies looking to invest in a secure future.
One of the advantages of modern IT services is that they leverage both physical machines (computers and other devices) and virtual machines (e.g., applications, containers and code) to exchange data and execute tasks without human intervention.That makes it possible to design services that are fast, flexible and reliable. But it also raises an important security question: How do you know whether those machines can be trusted?
Government security teams already have their hands full trying to manage the identities of the people accessing their agencies’ networks. Meanwhile, a new identity challenge is growing. Beyond authenticating humans, these teams now realize they must also manage the identities of countless machines like systems, applications, devices and other non-human entities on these networks.
Who should read this: InfoSec and DevOps leaders who need DevOps automated workflows to use proper machine identity protection policies and practices. Digital transformation — driven by cloud computing, modern architecture such as containers, VMs, microservices and DevOps practices — requires new approaches to security, demanding the protection of machine identities that enable authentication and encryption required for secure machine-to-machine communication. Digital communication uses X.509 certificates that serve as identities for all components of the modern application infrastructure stack. However, the rapid consumption of certificates across the heterogeneous groups, networks and systems needed to support DevOps and applications in the cloud presents new and significant challenges.
Who should read this: InfoSec and DevOps leaders who need DevOps automated workflows to use proper machine identity protection policies and practices. Digital transformation — driven by cloud computing, modern architecture such as containers, VMs, microservices and DevOps practices — requires new approaches to security, demanding the protection of machine identities that enable authentication and encryption required for secure machine-to-machine communication. Digital communication uses X.509 certificates that serve as identities for all components of the modern application infrastructure stack. However, the rapid consumption of certificates across the heterogeneous groups, networks and systems needed to support DevOps and applications in the cloud presents new and significant challenges.
Download the Tech Spotlight to learn more about how Venafi and HashiCorp collaborate to deliver platforms that empower DevOps and security teams to be successful in this multi-cloud world.
Download the Tech Spotlight and learn more about how Venafi and HashiCorp collaborate to deliver platforms that empower DevOps and security teams to be successful in this multi-cloud world.
Read Venafi's Article within the Guide: Managing Your Agency's Machine Identities - An interview with Diane Garey, Product Marketing Manager, Venafi.
Download the Guide to get an industry perspective from Venafi and check out the three ways agencies can become more resilient by streamlining their machine identity management and security as explained by Diane Garey, Product Marketing Manager, Venafi.
In case you missed it, there’s been a lot going on this week in the world of identity management. Venafi just concluded our third annual Machine Identity Management Global Summit during which we heard from both public and private sector leaders on the critical impacts and organizational wins arising from implementing a strong machine identity management program. We heard from GSA on the implications of agencies deploying Digital Workers at the cusp of human and machine identity management—including the risks and recommendations of supervised vs unsupervised digital workers. We also heard from Gartner on why machine identity management is on their list of Top Security and Risk Trends for 2021 alongside identity-first security just ahead of their own Identity and Access Management Summit.
This joint whitepaper, that we co-authored with Venafi, discusses how HashiCorp tools and the Venafi platform work together to protect machine identities in the Cloud Operating Model.
Together Venafi and HashiCorp make it easy for DevOps teams to go fast and for Security teams to get the visibility, intelligence, and policy enforcement they require to protect the business.
This blog is the first part of a series that explores the integration methods currently available between Vault and Venafi Cloud DevOpsACCELERATE.
As businesses operate in multi-cloud or hybrid models, they require a set of standard, common services to achieve consistency, agility, and speed. Venafi and HashiCorp together, aim to provide a consistent platform that enables teams to move fast and safely, while providing agility and freedom of choice over where applications run.
Protecting machine identities prevents NPE outages and unauthorized access
Who should read this: Federal government information security teams responsible for
as well as information security and operations teams responsible for maintaining critical websites, applications or services.
