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October 17, 2021
Modern enterprises need to be increasingly dynamic to keep their competitive advantage. They now have many teams using workloads and data to support their DevOps, Cloud Transformation, and Zero Trust Access initiatives.
And all these workloads, users, and tools use secrets to communicate securely. It is clear that the increase in secrets usage has gone parabolic. Keeping secrets secure, and controlling their access, is a key concern for security professionals, as they are responsible for upholding security and compliance.
Every organization has its own unique needs and often, there are different angles to solve these secrets management problems. Sharing experiences and hearing from industry experts empowers security professionals to use common best practices and maintain a robust security posture while accelerating business agility.
That is why, this November 17, Akeyless will host its very own extraordinary event, KeyConf, where you can join some of the brightest minds in the industry for a full day dedicated to exploring the exciting trends of secrets management, Zero Trust Access, and more.
The speakers include security heavyweights such as:
- Admiral Mike Rogers, former NSA director
- Dr. Chase Cunningham, a.k.a. Dr. Zero Trust
- Dr. Alex Shulman, Cloud Security Practice Leader, Ernst & Young
- Chris Holden, CISO, Crum & Forster Insurance
- Preston Davis, Senior Architect, Red Hat
- …and many more
We will have in-depth sessions on:
- The future of Zero Trust and secrets management
- Customer success stories and their secrets management journey
- Zero Standing Privileges & Just-in-Time Access
- Product launches and many more great updates
We will be hosting the event live at the City Winery, right on the Hudson River in New York City. If you can’t make it to NYC, the event will also be available as a live stream. Each attendee will receive an awesome bag of goodies to take home as well.
Be sure to register right now and we look forward to seeing you there!
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