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Guest Blog Post: Cloud-Based Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) Architecture

Guest Blog Post: Cloud-Based Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) Architecture

Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) is mostly about managing secure digital identities that enable ways to protect data and know the subject’s (a subject could be anything such as a computer, a person, a router or a service) identity when sharing information over untrusted networks. PKI is essential to most businesses and their applications today.
How Are Financial Services Innovating?

How Are Financial Services Innovating?

As financial services providers explore new ways to innovate their offerings to consumers, integrate with more payment applications, and streamline their crypto key management processes, they are turning to next-generation cryptography and the cloud. This is driven in part by the migration of payment hardware security modules (HSMs) to the cloud, offering the scalability and cost benefits of the cloud for payments along with the ability to streamline processes, such as key management.
Freeing from the On-Premises “Ball and Chain”

Freeing from the On-Premises “Ball and Chain”

Financial services organizations have faced hurdles moving their payment application workloads to the cloud, in part because on-premises hardware security modules (HSMs) have felt like a “ball and chain.” Since the use of physical payment HSMs is mandated by payment and security regulations, financial services providers and retailers have long viewed on-premises HSMs as the only way to ensure compliance. It's tough to make the move to the cloud when the critical portion of infrastructure is on-premises.
Whats Trending in Enterprise Security?

Whats Trending in Enterprise Security?

The cloud is trending. Hybrid cloud and multi-cloud use — we are seeing this first hand. As enterprises move greater volumes of their computing workloads to public clouds, encryption key management is increasing in importance. Enterprises expect cloud providers to maintain a robust key management service that includes cryptographic APIs. Read more about this in the article Maintaining Control Over Your Security Infrastructure in a Multi-Cloud World, by David Close, chief solutions architect at Futurex.
How to Secure All that Data

How to Secure All that Data

We once used Dr. Seuss’ Green Eggs and Ham as a way describe where data is…”whether in a box, with a fox, in a house, with a mouse, on a train, in the rain, in a car or on a boat...Wherever the critical data that you manage is located, you need a robust infrastructure to secure and protect it.”
Introduction to Homomorphic Encryption

Introduction to Homomorphic Encryption

Organizations nowadays are storing and performing computation of the data on the cloud instead of handling themselves. Cloud Service Providers (CSPs) provide these services at an affordable cost and low maintenance. But to ensure compliance and retain privacy, organizations need to transfer the data in an encrypted format, which does ensure the confidentiality of the data. However, once the data reaches the cloud, the CSP has to decrypt the data to perform operation or computation.
Industry Weighs in on Hybrid Approach to HSMs

Industry Weighs in on Hybrid Approach to HSMs

Organizations like options when it comes to mission-critical security — we know this from experience. For example, many organizations prefer to own and physically oversee their own hardware security modules (HSMs) while seeking the accessibility and convenience of the cloud. A hybrid approach, using both on-premises HSMs and cloud HSMs, allows organizations to construct an elastic infrastructure model for scalability, backup, and failover.
7 Questions to Ask of Your Cryptographic Solution

7 Questions to Ask of Your Cryptographic Solution

When it comes to encryption key management, there are several options for organizations to pursue: on-premises, cloud, or hybrid. Regardless of strategies, the requirements for encryption key management are universal whether you’re a financial services organization, enterprise, or government entity:
Secure Payment Processing Through the Holidays and Beyond

Secure Payment Processing Through the Holidays and Beyond

The biggest online retail season of the year is upon us. It’s a great time to reflect on whether all that effort you have put into securing payment processing and other financial systems has paid off. Clearly, it’s a different shopping season in 2020, as more consumers are buying gifts from their couch during the coronavirus pandemic, according to CNBC. The more shoppers, the more scammers and cyber criminals, which means your systems are being tested to the max. Will they hold up?
Six cryptographic trends we’ll see next year

Six cryptographic trends we’ll see next year

2020 was a “transformative” year, a year of adaptability and tackling new challenges. As we worked with organizations to deploy mission-critical data security, cryptography was comparatively stable. What cryptographic trends will gain traction in 2021?
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