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Public Key Infrastructure PKI.
PKI implementation helps in key aspects such as:
Digital signatures
Digital signatures are one of the key elements of a PKI system . They allow verification of the origin of a document or message and confirm that it has not been altered since it was signed. They are the digital equivalent of a traditional manual signature and are used to confirm the identity of the sender and the integrity of the information being sent. ISCG helps integrate PKI into mail systems and applications.
HSM integration with PKI
The integration of HSM with PKI significantly improves the security of private keys and cryptographic operations associated with public key infrastructure. HSM enables the generation, storage and management of cryptographic keys in a secure, hardware-based or virtual environment. HSM's integration of digital signatures, certificates, encryption and decryption of sensitive data at rest and on the fly ensures that the integrity and confidentiality of data is maintained allowing it to meet the highest security standards and industry regulations.
Integration with IT systems
System integration with an organization's other systems is key to ensuring consistent and effective information security management across the IT infrastructure. This integration can include a variety of systems and applications, including identity management systems, email systems, web-based applications, and VPN systems.
Key functionalities
- Key generation: PKI allows the creation of key pairs - public
and private - for users and devices - Issuance of certificates: Once the key is generated, the Certiificate Authority issues a digital certificate that links the public key to a specific identity.
- Certificate management: Allows renewal, suspension or revocation of certificates
- Sharing public keys: PKI provides mechanisms that enable the secure sharing of public keys so that users and systems can verify digital signatures and encrypt communications.
- Key storage: Securely store private keys, often using Hardware Security Modules (HSMs) to protect them from unauthorized access.
- Digital signatures: Using a private key to create digital signatures that verify the origin and integrity of data.
- Encryption: Using keys to encrypt and decrypt data, ensuring its confidentiality.
Where else can PKI be used?
- Integration with IDM (identity management) systems We can integrate PKI with IDM systems to manage user identities and privileges
- ERP and CRM systems Integration with ERP and CROM systems allows securing customer data and business operations.
- Email Integration with email systems allows email communications to be secured through encryption and digital signatures.
- VPN authentication Integration with VPN systems provides secure remote access to company resources.
- Cloud Platforms Key and certificate management in cloud environments.
- Business applications The integration provides secure user login and authorization.
- Secure communication Encryption of calls and verification of participants' identities to ensure confidentiality.
- Integration with CMS systems Centralize, automate and enhance security of issued certificates
- Automation of processes in bankingÂ
Securing transactions and communications between banking systems.
What distinguishes the PKI system
Scalability
and integrate with new solutions
In infrastructure.
Private key security
and cryptographic key lifecycle management.
Long validity of certificates
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