Zach Miller, ITS '13, at AWS: re:Invent 2024 / Cybersecurity
One of constant characteristics of the McClure School is how alumni always stay in touch and are helping the school. Recently, while promoting our , we reached out to Zach Miller, ITS '13. He shared with us his recent talk at Amazon's AWS reInvent 2024 event. Zach has had a successful career in cybersecurity, you can read more about his trajectory in a blog post we published in 2021.
For those interest in what his talk is about, he discusses enterprises and how they use public key infrastructure (PKI) to issue and manage private certificates that identify corporate resources and secure communications. Zach's talk covers how to build a cloud-based PKI that scales automatically to issue and revoke large volumes of certificates, and is architected for high availability and resilience.
Here is Zach's talk...
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