When: September 7, 2022
Where: Berns, Stockholm, Sweden
Language: English
If you’re a developer, engineer, or security professional who wants to meet other cybersecurity leaders and get hands-on with Keyfactor’s open-source PKI and signing software, this event is for you!
The day will start with a keynote session, followed by a series of interactive workshops and opportunities to meet the Keyfactor team and network with your peers. More details to follow soon.
Meet the EJBCA product owner and architect and ask the questions that matter to you and your team. You will learn about product features, configurations, and industry-specific functionalities from your peers and Keyfactor’s product experts. If you’d like to participate in any hands-on demonstrations, please bring your EJBCA installation.
Meet the SignServer product owner and architect and ask the questions that matter to you and your team. You will learn about product features, configurations, and industry-specific functionalities from your peers and Keyfactor’s product experts. If you’d like to participate in any hands-on demonstrations, please bring your SignServer installation.
This event is open to a limited number of attendees. Complete the form below to get a notification when registration opens.
Final standards from the NIST Post-Quantum Competition are still two years away. To fill the gap and start preparing, there are hybrid approaches that allow the current finalist algorithms to be combined with regular public key algorithms for use in key encapsulation mechanisms and key agreement algorithms. That way, developers can introduce a level of quantum hardening to start gaining experience in the use of post-quantum algorithms.
This workshop looks at several standardized mechanisms for hybrid techniques as well as how they can be applied to the Bouncy Castle Java APIs, both FIPS and non-FIPS.
Join this workshop and learn how to implement a complete Keyfactor Control test drive including EJBCA PKI from the Azure Marketplace and tie it into your Azure IoT tenant.
Step into a world where Helm can deploy EJBCA and SignServer with the Docker containers. During this workshop, both EJBCA and SignServer Community versions will be deployed and configured. We will demonstrate how to use the Easy Rest Client for EJBCA to sign an Alpine container, configure Podman to validate container signatures, and issue a certificate with the EJBCA REST API.
The Keyfactor Community Tech Meetup will be held at Berns in the heart of Stockholm, offering historic environments with a modern touch and award-winning food.
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