Beyond Passwords: Identity Security

Description

Identity security is no longer just about creating stronger passwords—it is about protecting people, systems, and access in a world of digital impersonation, behavioral manipulation, and increasingly sophisticated attacks. In this session, we’ll explore why identity and privilege management matter, how best practices are evolving, and what organizations can do now through stronger policies, training, password managers, single sign-on, and phishing-resistant forms of multi-factor authentication.
Our speaker, Rocco Martin, will help unpack how identity spoofing, access abuse, and emerging AI-driven risks are reshaping the way organizations need to think about security and resilience. 

This session is designed for nonprofit leaders, operations teams, and anyone responsible for safeguarding organizational accounts, systems, and sensitive data. CISA notes that security keys provide the strongest phishing protection, while authenticator apps offer more protection than SMS-based codes, and NIST says password managers help people use stronger passwords.

⏰ Tuesday, April 14 at 8:00 Pacific / 11:00 Eastern

📢 Event is in English, with Spanish subtitles