Securing IoT Device Identities from the Start

PKI and machine identities are essential building blocks to digital trust as organizations accelerate their path to multi-cloud, zero-trust, and DevOps strategies. According to research from the Identity Defined Security Alliance, 2022 Trends in Securing Digital Identities, 98% of organizations indicated that they are experiencing a growth in identities with 43% attributing the growth to machine identities. Organizations are struggling with the expansion of identity types and specifically the expansion in the machine identity landscape, and the challenges are getting more complex.

What You Will Learn?

State of IoT Market
Security Considerations with IoT
Security Oversight in Product Development
Moving from Risk Mitigation to Rev Generation
Security Expectations: A Moving Target

Who Should Attend?

This webinar is for you if you are responsible for identity management, securing digital identities and reducing the risk of a breach that involves compromised credentials.

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The Panelists

Cory Vanderpol

Senior Business Development Manager of IoT, Keyfactor

Cory is a Sr. Business Development Director responsible for establishing customer opportunities and partner relationships focused on IoT initiatives. Securing connected devices across healthcare, utilities, smart buildings, retail and automotive is quickly becoming her new passion. From 2013 until 2021, Cory was the VP of Enterprise Solutions for Magnum Innovations where she provided sales, operational guidance, product management and product design strategy as it related to IoT and SaaS. Cory also managed all of Magnum’s key OEM relationships. Cory was responsible for an active customer list of over 125 companies as well as large scale projects within HVAC, lighting, IAQ and IoT. Prior to joining Magnum in 2013, Cory served as the North American Director for the EnOcean Alliance. Before pursuing a career change into energy conservation and sustainability with EnOcean, Cory spent several years in government contracting selling IT services to civilian and defense agencies. Cory earned a Bachelors and Masters Degree from James Madison University and completed all of her coursework towards a PhD in Environmental Policy from George Mason University. Cory lives in Bozeman Montana with her husband and two Australian shepherds.

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