The presenter of this webcast covers new functionalities and enhancements for certificate services and Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) in the Windows Server 2008 operating system. The presenter explains how certificate services in Windows Server 2008 include auto-enrollment and credential roaming, in addition to the Active Directory certificate server role and also examines certificate management, including enrollment and revocation features. Finally, the presenter concludes the webcast with a look at signing and deploying remote programs with certificates.
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