Comprehensive presentation resources to help you communicate Password Pusher’s value, security features, and deployment options to stakeholders, security teams, and decision-makers.

Overview

These presentation resources are designed for:

  • Security professionals conducting security audits or evaluations
  • IT administrators proposing Password Pusher deployment at their organization
  • Developers and DevOps teams evaluating self-hosted solutions
  • Content creators creating blog posts, videos, or educational materials
  • Consultants recommending secure password sharing solutions to clients

The presentations cover Password Pusher’s architecture, security features, use cases, and deployment options in a format ready for corporate presentations and technical reviews.

What’s Included

The presentation resources include comprehensive information on:

Core Topics

  • Password Pusher Overview
    • What it is and why it exists
    • Problem statement: Why email and messaging apps are insecure
    • Key features and capabilities
  • Security & Encryption
    • Encryption implementation (AES-GCM)
    • Key management (PWPUSH_MASTER_KEY, SECRET_KEY_BASE)
    • Data lifecycle and automatic deletion
    • Security best practices
  • Use Cases & Scenarios
    • Employee onboarding and credential distribution
    • Secure file sharing
    • IT support and password resets
    • Client communication and data exchange
  • Deployment Options
    • Self-hosted deployment (Docker, Docker Compose)
    • Cloud hosting options
    • Ephemeral vs. persistent configurations
    • Public gateway architecture
  • Rebranding & Customization
    • White-label capabilities
    • Theme customization
    • Logo and branding options
    • Custom CSS and styling
  • End-User Experience
    • How pushes work from sender to recipient
    • Expiration and view limits
    • Audit logging and tracking
    • User interface and accessibility
  • Technical Architecture
    • Database options (SQLite3, PostgreSQL)
    • Docker containerization
    • API and automation capabilities
    • Integration options

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License: Feel free to use the information and media in these presentations as needed, publicly or privately. You may modify, adapt, and incorporate the content into your own presentations.

Using the Presentations

Customization Tips

  1. Select relevant slides: Not all slides may be relevant to your audience. Select the sections that best support your message.

  2. Add organization-specific content: Include your organization’s use cases, security requirements, or deployment scenarios.

  3. Update with latest features: Password Pusher is actively developed. Check the release notes for recent additions.

  4. Incorporate your branding: Replace placeholder branding with your organization’s logos and colors.

  5. Add technical details: For technical audiences, you may want to add more detail from the documentation.

Presentation Scenarios

Security Audit Presentation

Audience: Security team, CISO, compliance officers

Focus Areas:

  • Encryption and key management
  • Data lifecycle and deletion
  • Security best practices
  • Compliance considerations
  • Audit logging capabilities

Recommended Slides: Security & Encryption, Technical Architecture, Best Practices

Deployment Proposal

Audience: IT leadership, DevOps teams, system administrators

Focus Areas:

  • Deployment options and requirements
  • Self-hosting capabilities
  • Integration with existing infrastructure
  • Maintenance and support considerations

Recommended Slides: Deployment Options, Technical Architecture, Use Cases

End-User Training

Audience: End users, support staff, general employees

Focus Areas:

  • How to create and use pushes
  • When to use Password Pusher
  • Security best practices for users
  • Common use cases

Recommended Slides: Overview, Use Cases, End-User Experience

Vendor Evaluation

Audience: Procurement, IT evaluation teams, decision-makers

Focus Areas:

  • Feature comparison
  • Open source vs. commercial options
  • Total cost of ownership
  • Support and maintenance

Recommended Slides: Overview, Features, Deployment Options, Editions

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  • Blog posts or articles
  • Video tutorials or demos
  • Conference presentations
  • Training materials

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Presentation Best Practices

Know Your Audience

  • Technical audiences: Focus on architecture, security implementation, and technical details
  • Business audiences: Emphasize use cases, ROI, and business value
  • Security teams: Highlight security features, compliance, and audit capabilities
  • End users: Keep it simple, focus on how to use the tool

Key Messages to Emphasize

  1. Security First: Password Pusher encrypts all sensitive data and automatically deletes it after expiration
  2. Self-Hosted Option: Complete control over your data with self-hosted deployment
  3. Open Source: Transparent, auditable code with no vendor lock-in
  4. Easy to Deploy: Docker-based deployment with minimal configuration
  5. Proven Track Record: Over 14 years of secure operation, handling millions of pushes

Common Questions to Address

  • How is this different from email? - Automatic expiration, encryption, no permanent storage
  • Is it secure? - AES-GCM encryption, automatic deletion, audit logging
  • Can we host it ourselves? - Yes, complete self-hosting with Docker
  • What about compliance? - Audit logs, data retention controls, encryption
  • How much does it cost? - Open source is free, commercial options available

Tips for Effective Presentations

Before the Presentation

  1. Review the latest features: Check release notes for recent updates
  2. Test the application: Use oss.pwpush.com or deploy a test instance
  3. Prepare demos: Have live examples ready to show the tool in action
  4. Know your deployment options: Understand Docker, self-hosting, and cloud options

During the Presentation

  1. Start with the problem: Why email and messaging are insecure for passwords
  2. Show, don’t just tell: Demonstrate creating and viewing a push
  3. Address security concerns: Explain encryption, key management, and data deletion
  4. Provide deployment path: Show how easy it is to deploy with Docker Compose
  5. Answer questions: Be prepared for security, compliance, and technical questions

After the Presentation

  1. Provide next steps: Share documentation links and deployment guides
  2. Offer a pilot: Suggest a small pilot deployment to evaluate
  3. Follow up: Check in on questions or concerns
  4. Share resources: Provide links to documentation and support channels

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