Managed Service Providers (MSPs): Encryption & Key Management for Your Customers
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This white paper discusses how Townsend Security is helping VMware hosting providers and MSPs meet the challenge of encryption and encryption key management, while supporting the usage-based business model core to many of these hosting providers.
Generally speaking, you should encrypt any information that alone, or when combined with other information, can identify a unique, individual person.
In IT technology and security, the language and three-letter acronyms we use can sometimes make things more confusing than they need to be. That’s true with encryption key management systems and services that are available today. So let’s sort out the language, TLAs, and try to reduce some of the confusion in this area.
Generally speaking, you should encrypt any information that alone, or when combined with other information, can identify a unique, individual person. This is called Personally Identifying Information, or PII.
Learn how MongoDB users can achieve strong data security, along with options to secure and manage encryption keys to meet industry compliance requirements and meet data security best practices.
While the AWS Key Management Service will help some better protect their sensitive data, it will not meet minimum standards and security requirements for many organizations.
This paper is for the CIO and IT Executive who makes decisions about data security on their Enterprise server platforms.
Download this white paper to learn what data needs to be encrypted, which compliance regulations require encryption, and how to encrypt data and manage encryption keys in Drupal.
This white paper discusses the ways in which tokenization is implemented, the effectiveness of tokenization in meeting regulatory requirements, and the impact on your IT systems and business processes.
