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No Password Required explores modern cybersecurity from the inside.We analyze major breaches and what actually caused them. We examine how AI is reshaping both attack and defense.
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Is Cloud PKI the way to go? Debunking the biggest Cloud PKI myths (opens the original)
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You may have heard warnings about the risks of running PKI in the cloud, but cloud PKI is not as scary as some people make it sound. In this episode, Igal Flegmann and Aaron Crawfis break down the most common cloud PKI myths, separate fact from fear, and explain what organizations should actually consider when moving their PKI to the cloud.
What are the differences between working at big tech (Microsoft) vs a Startup (Keytos) (opens the original)
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Have you ever thought about the difference between working at a large corporation such as Microsoft vs a Startup? In this video two Microsoft Veterans (Aaron Crawfis and Igal Flegmann) talk about the difference between their time at Microsoft vs how it is working at Keytos and creating a startup from the ground up.
How We Created an App to Use Entra ID to Connect to Wi-Fi Without an MDM (opens the original)
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Keytos just launched Keytos Connect an application that allows you to connect to Wi-Fi using your SSO Entra ID credentials, in this podcast we have a special guest Grayson Nocera to talk about the development behind this tool and how it actually works in the backend.Get Started with Keytos Connect: https://www.keytos.io/docs/keytos-connect/
Who’s Really Watching Your Internet Traffic? (It’s Not Just Hackers) (opens the original)
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Is your internet browsing history actually private? In this episode of No Password Required, Aaron Crawfis and Igal Flegmann break down what your employer, parents, internet provider, Wi-Fi administrator, websites, VPN provider, and government may be able to see when you browse the internet. They explain what incognito mode really does, how workplace monitoring and TLS inspection work, what your router and ISP can track, whether VPNs actually protect you, and how governments may access online da
Why is Google pushing for 47 day certificates? (opens the original)
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Public TLS/SSL certificates are getting shorter. By 2029, publicly trusted certificates will have a maximum validity of just 47 days, forcing organizations to rethink how they manage certificate lifecycles. In this episode of No Passwords Required, Aaron Crawfis joins Igal Flegmann to explain what these changes mean, why browser vendors are pushing for shorter certificate lifetimes, and how organizations can prepare before certificate renewals become a constant operational challenge. And the bes
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