Keyfactor is proud to be a part of ABM Alliance’s The Security Chapter in Dallas, Texas – a unique event focused on relevant connections where both executives and partners gain value. This year’s theme, “Strengthening Security for a New Era of Risk” focuses on awareness, preparedness, and navigating an increasingly complex threat landscape – closely aligned with Keyfactor’s expertise in PKI, machine identity management, and crypto-agility. 

Join us for one of our sessions:  

Workshop – From Blind Spot to Board Priority: Managing Cryptographic Risk in the Age of AI, Quantum, and Zero Trust 

Cryptography secures every identity, transaction, and connection — yet most organizations can’t see all the keys, certificates, and algorithms they rely on. This hidden gap is a growing target for threat actors, especially with AI-driven attacks and post-quantum disruption on the horizon. Learn how to discover and prioritize vulnerabilities, automate cryptographic inventory, and make cryptographic risk a measurable part of your security strategy. 

In this session, you’ll learn how to: 

• Discover and prioritize cryptographic vulnerabilities 

• Automate cryptographic inventory and management 

• Make cryptographic risk a measurable part of your overall security strategy 

Demo – AgileSec Analytics: Cryptographic Posture Intelligence and PQCReady Risk Management 

This demo explains how Keyfactor’s AgileSec Analytics provides real-time visibility into an organization’s cryptographic posture across applications, certificates, code, hosts, and other endpoints. The session walks through discovered cryptographic assets, identifies the algorithms in use, flags weak or non-compliant implementations, and maps the cryptographic dependencies that support business-critical workflows. 

Key Takeaways: 

• Full Cryptographic Discovery: See how AgileSec maps all certificates, keys, algorithms, and encryption patterns across hybrid environments—no agents required. 

• Real-Time Posture Assessment: Learn how the platform evaluates algorithm strength, expiration risk, compliance status, and crypto hygiene across all systems. 

• PQC Migration Readiness: Understand how AgileSec identifies quantum-vulnerable assets and guides phased migration planning. 

• Dependency Intelligence: Explore how AgileSec builds a cryptographic bill of material (CBOM) across applications, services, and certificates to surface hidden upgrade blockers. 

• Risk-Based Prioritization: Experience how analytics elevate the most impactful cryptographic risks based on business context, exposure, and operational criticality. 

• Remediation-Ready Insights: Learn how AgileSec surfaces detailed cryptographic posture data—including certificate status, algorithm usage, and PQC-vulnerable assets—so it can be consumed by orchestration tools for renewal, upgrade, and migration workflows. 

Keynote – When Encryption Expires: Preparing Trust, Identity, and AI for the Post‑Quantum Era 

Digital trust assumes that cryptography ages gracefully. Quantum computing breaks that assumption. As public‑key algorithms fail abruptly rather than gradually, the foundations of encryption, digital signatures, and certificate‑based identity must be re‑engineered. 

This presentation explores the post‑quantum threat and the case for acting now. We examine how long‑lived trust artifacts and manual lifecycle management amplify quantum risk, and how evolving NIST guidance and related standards are driving stronger requirements for auditability, visibility, and cryptographic inventory across identity and certificate systems. The session concludes with considerations and preparatory steps for PQC migration that will preserve trust long after today’s algorithms become obsolete.