Explores PMKs, CMKs, BYOK, and HYOK, showing how cloud key management models affect risk, control, and regulatory compliance.

How many keys have you used so far today? For most of us, this question calls to mind a limited number of traditional keys that we use at home, to start our car, to open a file cabinet, and so on. It ...

Security is more important than ever these days, as the rising number of data breaches proves. Cloud computing and containerisation have compounded issues, since company assets are now fragmented ...

Using SSH and encrypting your data are the biggest steps organizations can take to ensure that all their private information remains safe and secure and away from prying eyes. However, there are ...

The stakes are higher when it comes to hospital security. Patients expect and deserve privacy and safety. Yet a hospital building or complex must remain a welcoming and supportive space, around the ...

To establish standards for the management of facility keys and electronic access control at the University of Dayton. Employees of every department at the University of Dayton are issued keys in order ...

Companies have a problem with encryption: While many businesses duly encrypt sensitive data, there is no standard strategy for deploying and managing a key-management infrastructure. Every ...

Designed to provide the rigor and security required for the most sensitive transactions, hardware security modules (HSMs) are widely used by financial services, enterprises, and government entities, ...

Key Account Management (KAM) has evolved into a critical strategic function for organisations striving to maintain enduring, mutually beneficial relationships with their most significant clients.

Account managers these days are often juggling between different applications and digital tools. This leads to data and intelligence being stored in silos. When it comes to account planning, a lot of ...