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No Password Required By Keytos

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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. We share how we architect and secure cloud infrastructure in real environments. This isn’t surface-level commentary. It’s technical, practical, and grounded in real-world security engineering. Whether you’re a CISO, security engineer, founder, or cloud architect this show is built for people who want depth, not headlines.

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July 7, 2026

Why is Google pushing for 47 day certificates?

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 best part? You can do it for free!

June 23, 2026

Richard Hicks on 47-Day Certificates, ACME, and Post-Quantum PKI

Public TLS certificates are getting dramatically shorter lifetimes, with the industry moving toward 47-day certificates. For organizations still managing certificates manually, that change could have major implications.In this episode, Richard Hicks joins us to discuss why short-lived certificates are becoming the norm, the challenges of certificate revocation, and why automation is quickly becoming a requirement rather than a best practice.We also explore the future of PKI, including post-quantum cryptography, crypto agility, ACME, Active Directory Certificate Services (ADCS), Intune certificate deployment, TPM-protected credentials, smart cards, and enterprise certificate lifecycle management.Topics include:• Why 47-day certificates are coming • The real reason certificate revocation struggles • ACME and certificate automation • Public vs. private PKI • Enterprise certificate management best practices • TPM-protected certificates and credential security • Intune certificate deployment • The future of ADCS • Post-quantum cryptography and crypto agility • Building a modern PKI strategyWhether you're an IT administrator, security architect, PKI engineer, or Microsoft professional, this conversation provides practical insight into where certificate management is headed and how to prepare for the changes ahead.Guest: Richard Hicks

June 11, 2026

Why we left Microsoft to Start Keytos

Keytos Started with Igal Flegmann leaving Microsoft to co-found Keytos with his Brother Marcos, but how did Aaron Crawfis join? In this video we talk about how Igal and Aaron met at Microsoft, their time at Microsoft and how they grew Keytos to be a profitable cybersecurity company.

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What is No Password Required By Keytos?: 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. We share how we architect and secure cloud infrastructure in real environments.

This isn’t surface-level commentary. It’s technical, practical, and grounded in real-world security engineering.

Whether you’re a CISO, security engineer, founder, or cloud architect this show is built for people who want depth, not headlines.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.

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