On April 13, 2025, the Certificate Authority/Browser Forum (CA/B Forum) officially decided to gradually shorten the maximum validity period for SSL/TLS certificates to 200 days in March 2026, 100 days in March 2027, and 47 days in March 2029. Such an extremely short cycle limits the feasibility of manual operation, and missing certificate renewals could result in serious service outages and significant damage. CyberArk Certificate Manager automates certificate lifecycle management (CLM), simultaneously eliminating risk and operational burden and preventing damage caused by missed renewals. In this webinar, we will summarize the key points of the roadmap adopted by the CA/B Forum and introduce CyberArk Certificate Manager, which automates SSL/TLS certificate management.

In recent years, ID security attack routes are widely targeted from the intrusion to lateral movement phase. Have you ever heard of the term "Zero Standing Privilege (ZSP)"? It may not be a familiar term in Japan, but it is actually gaining attention in the world of ID security. Traditionally, "Standing Privilege" literally means a state in which a privileged ID always exists, and the mainstream security measures are to use privileged ID management tools such as PAM (Privileged Access Manager). However, even if such PAM products are used, the privileged ID itself does not disappear from the target system. In contrast, in the world of "ZSP", it refers to a state in which a privileged ID does not exist on the system or cannot be used. By having the ID exist only when the user uses it, it is possible to reduce the risk of abuse to as close to zero as possible. In this seminar, we will explain the new concept of "ZSP" from scratch and introduce how CyberArk Secure Cloud Access (SCA) can achieve ZSP with a demonstration. If you are interested in the latest security trends and identity security, please join us!

The threat of ransomware attacks remains serious, and many companies are falling victim to them. These attacks often start with intrusion into endpoints, and the damage often spreads due to the misuse of administrator privileges. Since administrator privileges on endpoints are used in various situations, such as installing software and changing system settings, their misuse can lead to dangerous operations and misuse of apps. However, traditional endpoint security measures such as EDR cannot completely defend against these attacks. In this video, we will introduce CyberArk Endpoint Privilege Manager (EPM), which covers areas that EDR is not good at and highly strengthens endpoint security, with examples and demonstrations. EPM prevents attackers from misusing administrator privileges and strengthens ransomware attack countermeasures by optimally managing administrator privileges and application execution in a flexible and very fine unit. If you are interested in endpoint security or have issues with the operation of administrator privileges, please take a look.

The threat of ransomware attacks remains serious, with many companies falling victim to them. In particular, there are an increasing number of cases where "privileged IDs" with administrator privileges or equivalent high privileges are targeted by attackers, and theft or misuse of privileges can lead to serious infringement. To prevent infringements caused by ransomware attacks, it is important to "prevent the misuse of privileges." In this video, we will explain the challenges and key points in implementing privileged ID management, and introduce "CyberArk" as a solution that realizes best practices, with a demonstration. If you are interested in privileged ID management, have issues with your current operations, or are interested in the latest privileged ID security, please take a look!

In cyber attacks, attackers almost always exploit "endpoint administrator privileges." Many companies are trying to strictly manage "endpoint administrator privileges," but in many cases, the cost of security is reduced business productivity. In this session, we will introduce the need to manage "endpoint administrator privileges," the challenges to achieving this, and concrete solutions to resolve the issue. Please take a look if you are looking for a "preventive" rather than "reactive" endpoint security product, if you feel that endpoint administrator privilege measures are limited, or if you are thinking about making applications more efficient in visualization and management.