In a world where “work” can be done from anywhere, PKI certificates play a crucial role in maintaining a security posture that is based on identity. With thousands of certificates being managed within enterprise organizations, how can IT managers stay on top of revocations and de-provisioning before a certificate expires?
Join HID’s PKI Professionals Scott Kern and Mrugesh Chandarana for a webinar exploring the role of PKI certificates in a Microsoft hybrid environment, specifically focusing on Active Directory, InTune, and Azure AD systems.
Together, Scott and Mrugesh will examine the various types of certificate revocation and highlight the contrasting revocation capabilities and de-provisioning methods in both on-prem and off-prem environments.
Presented live by featured speakers Scott Kern and Mrugesh Chandarana.
Moderated by Terry Sweeney.
Scott Kern is a Vice President of Customer & Technical Solutions for HID with over twenty years of experience implementing PKI-enabled solutions that provide identity and authentication capabilities to meet a wide variety of compliance-driven initiatives. He has worked closely with Fortune 100 and other companies and industry partners to implement the benefits of a managed PKI-as-a-Service by reducing complexity and cost while improving security and performance.
Mrugesh Chandarana is a Director of Product Management for Identity and Access Management Solutions at HID, where he focuses on IoT and PKI solutions. He has more than ten years of cybersecurity industry experience in areas such as risk management, threat and vulnerability management, application security and PKI. He has held product management positions at RiskSense, WhiteHat Security (acquired by NTT Security), and RiskVision (acquired by Resolver, Inc.).
Terry Sweeney is a Los Angeles-based writer and editor who's covered business technology for three decades. He's written about cyber security for more than 15 years and was one of the founding editors of Dark Reading. Sweeney has covered enterprise networking extensively, as well as its supporting technologies like storage, wireless, cloud-based apps and the emerging Internet of Things. He's been a contributing editor to The Washington Post, Crain’s New York Business, Red Herring, Information Week, Network World, SearchAWS.com, and Stadium Tech Report.