Managed Service Providers (MSPs): Encryption & Key Management for Your Customers
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Learn how to approach data security (encryption and key management) both from a design point of view as well as from an implementation point of view.
Over the last several years, encryption key management has attained “essential infrastructure” status. When done properly, key management can protect encrypted data - and in the event of a data breach, can even provide a company with an exemption for a breach notification.
VMware includes encryption in vSphere 6.5, making it easy to encrypt private data, but leaves final and most important component, key management, to the customer. Join Patrick Townsend as he discusses vSphere’s encryption capabilities and how you can configure it using Townsend Security’s key management server (KMS).
To provide insight on how to best deploy encryption and encryption key management in VMware, this comprehensive guide overviews the landscape for securing data in a virtual world.
Learn about vSphere and vSAN encryption, deploying multiple, redundant key servers as a part of the KMS Cluster configuration for maximum resilience and high availability, as well as meeting compliance regulations and security best practices for your organization.
VMware users can protect VM Images and vSAN with with Alliance Key Manager, Townsend Security’s FIPS 140-2 compliant encryption key manager.
By leveraging the WiredTiger storage engine and KMIP in MongoDB Enterprise, securing customer data, protecting IP, and meeting compliance requirements (PCI DSS, HIPAA, GDPR, etc.) is painless.
With easy and flexible deployment options, Alliance Key Manager has allowed Lockr to offer affordable secrets management to Drupal and WordPress users.
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.
The European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is radically transforming the information technology space. Organizations of all sizes and types, and cloud service providers large and small, must adjust to the notion that people now fully own information about themselves.
