Upcoming Events
One Identity Resilience User and Partner Conference November 2-4, 2021
Detailed agenda and registration available soon.
Santa Barbara May 2022
Our next in-person event will be hosted in Santa Barbara in 2022. View our detailed agenda, upcoming venue location and booking details.
Barcelona April 2022
Our next in-person EMEA event will be in Barcelona in 2022. Detailed agenda and booking details will be available soon.
Past Events
Past Session Videos
Past Session Videos
Frictionless DevOps Secrets Management in Safeguard
Modern application architecture and development techniques are changing the way we think about security and secrets management. Continuous integration, continuous deployment, infrastructure as code, configuration as code, orchestrators, and pipelines need to be automated securely while avoiding friction between development and IT. Join us as Dan Peterson, Safeguard Distinguished Engineer, shows how Safeguard can help your organization to securely move at the speed of DevOps.
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Just-in-time provisioning of Active Directory
Active Directory is easily the most widely used directory, with statistics stating that over 90% of organizations using it for access management. For this reason, it’s a given that attackers are after Active Directory. It touches nearly everything and once it is controlled by an attacker then they can take, destroy, or ransom anything. Active Directory breaches are usually accomplished by breaking in then elevating privilege to an admin level. The phrase “get the DA” (Domain Admin) is common in the attacker community. Active Roles is specially designed to remove the need to wide-spread permissions in Active Directory and Safeguard is designed to store privileged credentials. When they work together, layers of security are multiplied. Join Dan Conrad as he demonstrates Active Roles Just-In-Time Provisioning with Safeguard which allows privileges to be assigned only at the time of a credential check-out and removed at check-in.
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The Request Object: The Heart of Active Roles
In this advanced session, seasoned Active Roles users will cover some advanced concepts of Active Roles requests, workflows, and policies -- and how and when to use them. Learn more about different requests that the Web UI issues when making a request (Get, GetPolicyInformation, CheckPropertyValues, Create). Gain an understanding of how a request is processed with the security check, pre-processing, op execution and post-processing stages.
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How Safeguard supports Cloud
We review some recent enhancements to Safeguard that can help you deploy, manage and monitor cloud infrastructure. Istvan will demonstrate how you can control and monitor privileged accounts for both on-prem and cloud managed MS SQL. In addition, he will show some pre-release technology around controlling and monitoring web consoles.
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What’s new Sudo 1.9
Attend this session to learn about changes in Sudo, version 1.9. Todd Miller will highlight changes to the Sudo Plugin interface, showcase the new centralized session recording functionality, and provide a short tutorial on writing Sudo plugins in Python. Finally, we will discuss some of the lesser-known features of Sudo.
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The Benefits of Attending
The Benefits of Attending
- Gain valuable industry insights
- Learn best practices and tips and tricks to improve technical proficiency
and knowledge
- Network with your peers and subject matter experts
- Interact directly with One Identity executives, product development,
product management, technical support and marketing team members
- Be heard — provide your input on future product enhancements
Earn CPE Credit
Earn CPE Credit
You can earn up to12 hours of CPE credit
for (ISC)2 and ISACA and four (4)
hours of CPE credit for IAPP by attending
the general session and the business or technical breakout tracks at the One Identity Resilience Conference.
Plus, earn an additional 16 hours of CPE
credit for (ISC)2 and ISACA by attending one of the Certification Classes or Technical Deep Dive sessions. For each track you complete you will receive a certificate of completion and the number of hours of CPE credit for which you have qualified. You can then submit your certificates and CPE hours to (ISC)2,
ISACA or IAPP.
