Events and Webinars

Choosing the right enterprise-grade, key management, and data security solution involves understanding the full list of potential requirements first, then comparing solutions to those requirements. This webinar will review a comprehensive set of evaluation criteria for selecting cloud-first key management and data security solutions that can adapt to changing security risks while meeting your data security challenges today and tomorrow.

Speakers: Rob Stubbs, Sales Director, EMEA, Fortanix
Aroop Menon, Principal Product Marketing Strategist, Fortanix

Generalizable healthcare AI (artificial intelligence) is capable of consistently performing regardless of any bias including race, equipment, provider, or clinical setting. Achieving generalizability requires access to highly diverse data sets typically found only across multiple institutions. Timely access to data is proving to be one of the most significant barriers to delivering on the promise of AI in healthcare.

Speakers: Michael Blum, MD, Chief Digital Transformation Officer, Founder of UFSC Center for Digital Health Innovation at CDHI
Richard Searle, Senior Security Architect & Customer Solutions Director at Fortanix,
Bob Rogers, Expert in Residence for AI at CDHI,
Paul King, Security & Trust Advisor for BeeKeeper AI

Data is often encrypted at rest in storage and in transit across the network, but applications and sensitive data are vulnerable to unauthorized access and tampering while running. Confidential Computing protects data and applications in secure enclaves that isolate the data and code to prevent unauthorized access. Organizations need to simplify the creation of enclaves, management of security policies, and enable applications for confidential computing. We’ll explore IBM Cloud Data Shield which enables confidential computing on IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service hosts, with data-in-use protection.

Speakers: Anand Kashyap, Co-Founder & CTO at Fortanix and Pratheek Karnati, Architect, Cloud Security at IBM Cloud

By 2022, More than 50% of enterprise data will have moved to the public cloud. As we move more sensitive data to the cloud, it’s critical that we choose the best available data security services including encryption, key management, HSM, secrets management, and tokenization to protect that data from breaches and to comply with expanding data privacy and residency regulations.

By 2022, More than 50% of enterprise data will have moved to the public cloud. As we move more sensitive data to the cloud, it’s critical that we choose the best available data security services including encryption, key management, HSM, secrets management, and tokenization to protect that data from breaches and to comply with expanding data privacy and residency regulations.

Today the very concept of “using public cloud” is inseparably connected to “trusting your cloud provider.” While many have taken that leap of faith, there are important workloads that organizations and regulatory bodies are reluctant to move to the cloud because they can’t verifiably prevent the cloud provider from getting access to their data. What if you could move data to the cloud without your cloud provider having access to the data or the encryption keys?

Today’s IT ecosystem relies on dozens of security tools to safeguard sensitive data and applications. IT security teams often spend hours to manage zero-day bugs, patching host systems, network monitoring and to operate security centers. It’s an endless work. With data moving to multicloud, ensuring security of the underlying infrastructure has become increasingly harder. Adding to the complexity, most of these tools need to work flawlessly and in tandem.

Today, DevOps teams who aren’t security experts are often left to build secure applications and protect the sensitive data that their applications handle without the required tools, APIs, or guidance from information security professionals. Integrating security into DevOps to create DevSecOps requires a transformation of legacy data security infrastructure to support developers and help them build security such as secrets management.

In the interest of creating a secure future for cyber security, AppViewX and Fortanix are changing the status quo by providing integrate certificate management, key management, Hardware Security Modules (HSM), tokenization, and secrets management to protect the entire data lifecycle.

Privacy-preserving analytics can be applied to any case in which multiple parties have private data that needs to be combined and analyzed without exposing the underlying data or machine learning models between the parties. The technology could be applied to preventing fraud in financial services, gaining new business insights in retail, or diagnosing health conditions using artificial intelligence. The most valuable data including financial transactions, customer data, and patient medical records are protected by laws that make it challenging for data scientists to extract value from the data without violating applicable privacy regulations.

Security is a cross-organizational issue today, with activity and discussions around it taking place at all levels of the company. Topics range from data security to security of on-premises infrastructure to securing cloud resources—and it's all interconnected.
Watch David Greene (Chief Revenue Officer, Fortanix) talking about the most complex security challenges in history. How can you keep your data safe and your company secure? How do you choose from the multitude of security solutions that are available to you today?

Nearly 90% of all internet traffic is encrypted with SSL/TLS. F5 solutions provide SSL orchestration using TLS encryption, which requires an HSM and KMS to execute and protect the cryptographic operations and keys. As more F5 customers migrate from on-premises systems to F5 Cloud Software such as BIG-IP Cloud Edition and public cloud environments, they require an HSM and KMS able to support both environments, to avoid implementing multiple systems, which is costly, complex, and increases the risk of security incidents.

Building Secure Applications with Secrets, Encryption, and Tokenization:

In this webinar, we will discuss about integrating security into DevOps to create DevSecOps requires a transformation of legacy data security infrastructure to support developers and help them build security such as secrets management.

Join us for this FREE live webinar with Dr. David Thaler, software architect, Microsoft and Dr. Richard Searle, security architect, Fortanix – both with the Confidential Computing Consortium.

In this webinar we will discuss cloud data security trends, review how FS-ISAC members are transforming data security to meet privacy challenges and introduce a maturity model to assess and guide your data privacy in the cloud.

Simplifying Key Management, Encryption, Tokenization, and Secrets Across Public, Hybrid and Private Cloud:

Fortanix Data Security Expert Webinar series, where Fortanix subject matter experts will conduct a demonstration of how to implement multi-cloud data security capabilities such as key management, encryption, tokenization and secrets management for AWS, Azure, and GCP.