
The recent attack against DigiNotar marks 2011′s fourth major breach of a trusted third-party security provider. With the stakes and targets higher than ever, organizations must have an actionable and comprehensive plan in place to recover from a CA compromise, where the time to restore mission-critical systems and applications should be measured in hours—not days or weeks.
Due to lack of preparation and largely manual processes, most organizations lose valuable recovery time as thousands or tens of thousands of compromised SSL certificates are manually located, accounted for and replaced.
Join Paul Turner, vice president of product and customer solutions, on Wednesday, October 5 at 11:00 am EDT / 8:00 am PDT / 4:00 pm GMT for a discussion of recent compromises and to learn how Venafi Encryption Director mitigates the risk of CA compromises, while improving security, compliance and operational efficiency.
Venafi is the inventor of and market leader in Enterprise Key and Certificate Management (EKCM) solutions. Venafi delivered the first enterprise–class solution to automate the provisioning, discovery, monitoring and management of digital certificates and encryption keys—from the datacenter to the cloud and beyond—built specifically for encryption management interoperability across heterogeneous environments. Venafi products reduce the unquantified and unmanaged risks associated with encryption deployments that result in data breaches, security audit failures and unplanned system outages. Venafi also publishes best practices for effective key and certificate management at www.venafi.com/best-practices. Venafi customers include the world’s most prestigious Global 2000 organizations in financial services, insurance, high tech, telecommunications, aerospace, healthcare and retail. Venafi is backed by top–tier venture capital funds, including Foundation Capital, Pelion Venture Partners and Origin Partners. For more information, visit www.venafi.com.