Security is at, or near, the top of everyone's list of "stuff that's important," yet the management of security artifacts (such as keys and certificates) has been lacking a cohesive solution. This is where Barbican comes into the picture. Barbican provides secure storage and provisioning of secrets, including keys and certificates.
This workshop provides a tour through the magical world of Barbican, led by core members of the Barbican project.
By the end of the class you will know:
- Importance of secret storage
- How to store and retrieve secrets with Barbican
- How to submit an order with Barbican
- How to create a container
- How to use quotas
- Uses for additional user metadata
- Dogtag Certificate System Integration
- Key Management Interoperability Protocol (KMIP) Device Integration
- Hardware Security Module (HSM) Setup
- Performance
- Barbican Dev-Ops Architecture
- Use cases for Barbican / Examples
- Castellan (Generic Key Management Interface) Use Cases
- Barbican's Roadmap
Attendees of all skill levels can attend, from Beginner to Expert.
By the end of the class an atendee will know:
- Importance of secret storage
- How to store and retrieve secrets with Barbican
- How to submit an order with Barbican
- How to create a container
- How to use quotas
- Uses for additional user metadata
- Dogtag Certificate System Integration
- Key Management Interoperability Protocol (KMIP) Device Integration
- Hardware Security Module (HSM) Setup
- Performance
- Barbican Dev-Ops Architecture
- Use cases for Barbican / Examples
- Castellan (Generic Key Management Interface) Use Cases
- Barbican's Roadmap
Attendees are not expected to have any previous experience with Barbican. A basic understanding of security components (such as keys and certificates) and a basic understanding of REST is helpful, but not required.