This document discusses server-to-server authentication using public key infrastructure (PKI) to secure communications between servers. It notes that major companies like Sony and AT&T have been hacked despite using encryption. The document promotes using a PKI appliance to more easily deploy and manage digital certificates for server identity and authentication. This provides an overview of servers, controls server access, and lowers costs compared to complex enterprise PKI solutions. Contact information is provided to discuss questions.
6. This is Yuri.
In 2010, he and his anonymous friends hacked AT&T.
In 2011, they hacked Sony and bought a BMW.
7. This year, Yuri hit a major telco with the secret keys
provided by a disgruntled employee.
Then Yuri went on a nice 2 month long vacation in the
Caribbean Islands.
8. Sony and AT&T both
used State of the Art
encryption yet they
were still hacked!
35. How many servers are talking to each
other?
Which server is talking to which server?
How do you take control of your
servers?
How many vendors do you have logged
onto your servers?
45. Become my own CA!
Next generation PKI
PrimeKey PKI Appliance
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Why a PKI Appliance?
Make deployments easier and faster
Minimize installation/integration efforts
Lower the TCO with simplified management and maintenance
Provide one source for Software/Hardware stack
47. A PKI Appliance Gives You...
Overview of all your servers in your data centre
Better security via Server-to-Server authentication
Control over who can access your servers
Easy management of your server access
49. Questions?
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