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Lessons in PKI Posture Management
Explore how PKI failures impact healthcare — and what every organization can do to prevent outages, protect systems, and safeguard trust.
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Description
Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) and digital certificates are foundational to securing healthcare environments, but their failures often go unnoticed until it’s too late. In this session, we’ll explore how overlooked or mismanaged PKI systems can quietly undermine critical operations — from electronic health records (EHR) to pharmacy automation and diagnostic labs — with real-world examples pulled from the healthcare space.
Through the lens of healthcare, we’ll demonstrate the costly and operationally disruptive impacts of expired certificates, poor visibility, and weak governance. However, these insights are not limited to healthcare alone. Any organization that relies on uptime, secure authentication, and trust in digital systems will benefit from understanding how silent PKI failures can escalate into major incidents.
Join us to learn how modern PKI management practices can help you move from reactive firefighting to proactive resilience. We’ll share practical guidance on building visibility, improving posture management, and reducing operational risks tied to digital certificates — no matter your industry.
Whether you’re maintaining an on-prem PKI or planning for modernization, this session offers timely insights to help you adapt your environment and maintain trust in your digital infrastructure.
Webinar Recap
This month we brought together real-world insight, practical examples, and industry context to highlight a growing challenge: most organizations are managing PKI reactively — if at all — and that approach is no longer sustainable.
Using scenarios from healthcare as a starting point, the conversation explored how certificate-related failures disrupt critical services, not just in hospitals and labs, but across every sector where authentication, uptime, and secure communications are non-negotiable. We shared firsthand how the complexity of PKI has grown, how often it lacks clear ownership, and why traditional methods of monitoring and renewal are no longer enough.
Rather than diving into deep technical configurations, we focused on business and operational outcomes: the risks of limited visibility, the hidden cost of manual processes, and the steps organizations can take to strengthen their digital trust fabric.
Whether you’re already experiencing PKI-related pain points or simply want to stay ahead of potential disruption, the session provides a strategic look at why PKI posture management is emerging as a critical discipline — and what you can do next.
Presenters
Nick Sirikulbut
Nick is a business-centric technology leader with a deep understanding of technology, creative problem-solving, and customer engagement. He’s dedicated to driving growth and expanding our services with innovative strategies that best meet our customers’ needs and resonate with their businesses.
Recognized by industry experts, colleagues, and leaders alike, he has over two decades of experience in tailoring solutions that leverage market analysis and customer feedback. These solutions not only meet current demands but also anticipate future trends.
Nick resides with his wife and three children in Denver, Colorado.
Brad Beutlich
Crypto Geek
Brad Beutlich, Crypto Geek at PKI Solutions, is an information security professional who has worked with numerous US-based companies over the past 25 years, providing security solutions ranging from end-point, to data security. He has worked to provide security solutions that protect customer data, financial transactions and IoT device manufacturing. Brad holds a BS in Electrical Engineering Technology from Bradley University, and is an award-winning writer and speaker on numerous security topics. His passion as a historian is on brass-era (pre 1913) automobiles, of which he owns a 120-year-old car that runs on steam. As an avid skier, he hits the slopes on the weekends when possible.
Brad resides with his wife and three children in Southern California.