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Enhance Your Security Game: Why It’s Time to Move from SecureZIP to PK Protect

Ben Meyers

By Ben MeyersVP of Strategic Solutions, PKWARE

Did you know PKWARE has come out with PK Protect, the next evolution of SecureZIP?

Join us for an exclusive Lunch & Learn to discover how upgrading to PK Protect can solve the challenges you face every day—without disrupting your existing workflows.

We’ll show you how PK Protect takes everything you love about SecureZIP and adds the centralized control, policy enforcement, and automation needed to streamline compliance, pass audits with confidence, and manage data security at scale.

You’ll learn:

  • How to gain centralized visibility and control over your data
  • Ways to automate encryption, decryption, and key management
  • How to automatically meet regulatory requirements (like PCI, HIPAA, GLBA) with ease
  • Real-world use cases on how 21 of the top 25 banks in the world are solving their IT and compliance needs

Register today and enjoy a coffee and a gift from us! (Offer valid only for participants located in the United States or Canada due to geographic service restrictions.)

Whether you’re facing audit pressure, managing large teams, or just tired of manual processes, this session will show you why PK Protect is the smarter, simpler path forward.

Presented By:

Ben Meyers

Ben Meyers

VP of Strategic Solutions, PKWARE

Benjamin Meyers is VP of Strategic Solutions at PKWARE, where he has spent most of the past thirteen years — joining as an MIS Salesforce Engineer in 2013 and moving through MIS leadership and product management before landing on the solutions side. His customer-facing work centers on post-quantum cryptographic readiness and CMMC Level 2 compliance for defense contractors, consistently framed around the buyer's operational reality rather than the feature set: disk encryption stops mattering the moment CUI leaves the environment, and algorithm changes should ship as agent updates instead of multi-quarter migration programs. He holds a Marquette University degree spanning biomedical engineering, math, physics, and software programming, and is based in Milwaukee.