Robert Hann

While the term Zero Trust is relatively new and very buzz-y, the Zero Trust approach – based on data segregation and perimeters – isn’t a new concept for IoT. But with the overall landscape becoming increasingly complex and the exponential growth in the number of machine identities that need to be secured and managed, it’s becoming an increasingly critical security consideration and best practice. Join this session to learn some key considerations in securing the evolving IoT landscape and how Entrust and Device Authority helped an organization on their journey to a Zero Trust IoT environment.

When it comes to improving cybersecurity, IoT has been of particular focus with mandates and regulations popping up at federal, state, and industry levels. If those weren’t challenging enough to navigate, there’s also the inevitable threat of post quantum. When a quantum computer is realized that can break traditional cryptography in use today, organizations need to be ready – and that preparation will take several years. Join this session to hear about some of the challenges that have arisen with IoT regulations, IoT security, and the impact post quantum will have in this place.