Hear directly from Jay Armstrong, a cybersecurity engineer at Discover Financial Services, how his team’s certificate management process was completely revolutionized by machine identity security. Jay was looking for a solution that offered automation, expandability, and secure lifecycle management. Venafi (now a CyberArk company) stood out with its flexibility and deep integration potential with tools like CyberArk. Jay highlights the benefits of Venafi’s automation, seamless SSH key management, and how it’s shaping their approach to future integrations. How does he see synergy of Venafi and CyberArk transforming cybersecurity? Watch on to find out!
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