What is Mutual TLS (mTLS)?

Mutual Transport Layer Security (#mTLS) establishes an encrypted TLS connection in which both parties use X.509 digital certificates to authenticate and verify each other. MTLS can help mitigate the risk of moving services to the cloud, and prevent malicious third parties from imitating genuine apps. So, let’s start the clock for What is mTLS?

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[RandomAlias]

The amount of enthusiasm in his voice, it is an acquired taste. It shocked me at first, but then I liked it!

[dennisyildirim]

What a voice. Alright alright, we understood what an MLTS and won't forget for the rest of our lives...

[sebastianpopa]

scared the crap out of me when it started

[kps]

good presenter, bold and knowledgeable!

[neradas]

Well this certainly failed to enlighten me to what mtls is. It mentioned what the abbreviation is and the use case. Anything else was about regular tls. When you limit yourself to 90 seconds then you have to stay focused on your subject. If your target audience requires additional knowledge in eg the foundation of TLS; either get rid of your time limit, extend it, or create a 90 sec tls video you refer to. If you choose the latter you can refer to that too should you decide to tackle dtls.

Aside from that you have a good presenter, clear speech pattern and good speed those of us with English as a secondary language. Also nice info graphics, on point without excessive animation.

[ChristopherFranko]

holy shit my man went from 0-80 in 2.5 seconds.