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.
Encryption and key management in MySQL Enterprise is now one of the easiest things your organization can do to protect private data.
We are going to talk about securing data in IBM Cloud for VMware, the benefits of running VMware in the cloud, and encryption key management.
We are going to talk about Transparent Data Encryption (TDE), Extensible Key Management (EKM), and how organizations can protect their data at a lower cost.
By running Alliance Key Manager for IBM Cloud for VMware, enterprises can encrypt VMs and vSAN virtual directories and protect private information in their applications and databases with a dedicated key manager - with no access to encryption keys by IBM Cloud.
Patrick Townsend talks about deployments on the edge, achieving a strong security posture, and ways that businesses can better secure their private data.
MySQL Enterprise Edition includes standards based encryption, along with KMIP support for key management.
Generally speaking, you should encrypt any information that alone, or when combined with other information, can identify a unique, individual person.
Alliance Key Manager for MySQL offers unparalleled security, flexibility and affordability for all users of MySQL Enterprise database.
Join Patrick Townsend, Founder and CEO of Townsend Security, as he discusses the California Consumer Protection Act (CCPA), which organizations are required to meet the law, rights granted to consumers, and what information it covers.
