The password manager was meant to be the final line of defense for corporate credentials that can't be controlled by SSO. Instead, it has become a high-value target and a workaround for a fundamental flaw in identity strategy. Organizations are battling relentless attacks on password vaults and a massive surge in Shadow SaaS. The industry must admit a hard truth: managing passwords has failed to neutralize the #1 threat vector for data exfiltration.

In this webcast, Rich Eisenberg will explain why password managers and digital vaults provide a false sense of security rather than actual protection. This session challenges the reliance on vaults in a SaaS-dominated landscape and demonstrates how organizations can finally connect their IdP—whether Okta, Entra, or Ping—to the uncontrolled apps that currently operate in the dark.

Key discussion points:

•  How users circumvent password managers using critically weak secrets and even reusing passwords
•  Why centralizing secrets creates a single point of failure and fails to stop sophisticated modern phishing
•  Strategies to extend your primary Identity Provider to every app in your stack, including non-SAML, home grown and legacy platforms—without paying for premium enterprise tiers (i.e., no SSO tax)
•  Using decentralized technology to eliminate password-based workflows and regain control over Shadow IT, shutting down phishing and credential theft threat vectors in the process

The goal: Stop relying on temporary fixes. Learn how to transition from basic password management to Universal SSO, ensuring every application is secure, governed, and truly passwordless.

Attendees are eligible to receive 1 CPE credit.
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Speakers
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Rich Eisenberg
VP, Client Development, Unixi

Rich Eisenberg is a technology evangelist at Unixi with more than 20 years of experience solving complex identity and security challenges for enterprise organizations. With deep expertise in encryption, decentralized technology, and C-suite strategy, Rich specializes in bridging the gap between technical requirements and executive priorities. A multi-award-winning strategist and mentor, he is dedicated to helping organizations move past legacy password management toward a more secure, universal SSO future.
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Mohamed Mawji
Sr. Director of Cybersecurity, GS1 Canada

I am a seasoned cybersecurity leader with over 20 years of experience, specializing in designing and developing robust security architectures, enhancing security compliance, and driving organizational resilience. My expertise spans information security, cloud infrastructure, and IT management, making me adept at performing comprehensive security assessments, developing disaster recovery plans, and managing vulnerabilities. With a strong background in cybersecurity, risk management, and governance, I bring a strategic perspective to safeguarding organizational assets and ensuring compliance. My extensive knowledge of regulatory standards allows me to anticipate and mitigate risks effectively, protecting both the organization and its stakeholders. As a leader, I am both compassionate and driven, focused on empowering my team members to achieve their fullest potential. I place immense value on training and personal development, recognizing that these elements are crucial for sustained excellence. I believe true leadership is demonstrated by one's ability to drive organizational growth and progress, even without holding a formal leadership title. My success in this domain stems from my ability to build consensus through strong, meticulously developed, and continually refined communication skills. My career is marked by a continuous commitment to improving security processes, integrating security into CI pipelines, and enhancing operational efficiency through automation. I am dedicated to staying at the forefront of cybersecurity trends and technologies, ensuring that my contributions lead to a safer and more resilient organizational environment.