Device posture, Agent cloaking, post-quantum key exchange, and a better BlastAccess, walked through live by the people who can answer your questions.
BlastShield 2.0 is a major release. It changes three things at once: what BlastShield checks before granting access, how session keys are protected against harvest-now-decrypt-later, and what remote access feels like for the person using it.
In this session we walk through each new capability, show where it is configured in the Orchestrator, and take your questions live. If you are a customer planning your upgrade, or a partner who needs to explain 2.0 to your own customers, this is the fastest way to get there.
Device health becomes an independent factor in access decisions, alongside the user's identity. Refuse devices you never admitted, and require a defined security posture before a policy applies.
Cloaking now extends to the endpoint running the BlastShield Agent. The Agent can also restrict its host to accept inbound traffic only over BlastShield.
BlastShield 2.0 uses a hybrid ECDHE and ML-KEM key exchange, so session keys are protected against harvest-now-decrypt-later. We will show where administrators can require it.
Hybrid rendering keeps HMI and SCADA text sharp. BlastAccess now runs on iPhone, iPad, and Android phones and tablets, and chat makes over-the-shoulder troubleshooting possible inside the session.
After signing in, users see the systems they are authorized to reach, including BlastAccess sessions.
Bring your upgrade questions, your deployment scenarios, and the questions your customers are asking you.
Customers. Administrators and security leads planning the move to 2.0, and anyone who wants to see the new Orchestrator settings before turning them on.
Partners. Sales engineers and account teams who will position 2.0 with their own customers and need to answer the first round of questions with confidence.
Operators evaluating BlastShield. Anyone responsible for OT remote access, segmentation, or IT-OT connectivity who wants to see what changed.
Chief Marketing Officer, BlastWave
Hosts the session and covers what 2.0 means for customers and partners.
CEO, BlastWave
Opens with why this release matters for the operators who run critical infrastructure.
Solutions Architect, BlastWave
Walks through each new capability in the Orchestrator and takes the technical questions.
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