Retain Control of your Encryption Keys on the Cloud
Want to centralize and simplify key management functions across multiple clouds, while retaining
control over your data and encryption keys?
Register for our webinar with Encryption Consulting
- on Wednesday, October 28
- at 11:00 a.m. CT.
What questions should you ask of your cloud provider?
What are critical architectural factors for implementing cloud key management?
Public cloud vendors
- Including AWS
- Google Cloud Platform
- Microsoft Azure
have their own solutions for encryption key management. While this establishes a high degree of security, organizations lose control over the keys.
Enter BYOK. The industry is trending toward giving customers more control over their cryptographic keys. All of the major cloud vendors now have support for Bring Your Own Key (BYOK), so that organizations can maintain control over the keys used for their data and applications, giving them greater data portability and flexibility. The ability to shift from one cloud provider to another — including multiple cloud providers at once — gives organizations options.
Especially when it comes to managing workloads, handling spikes and surges, and providing disaster recovery — not to mention satisfying audit requirements involving backup or redundancy capabilities.
How it works is keys are generated, escrowed, rotated, and retired in an on-premises or cloud hardware security module (HSM). A best practice is to use a FIPS 140-2 Level 3 HSM to more fully address compliance and reporting requirements.
What are best practices for multi-cloud ecosystems?
What are prerequisites for BYOK?
Register for our webinar
to learn about key rotation best practices and how to manage the cryptographic key lifecycle.
Join us — Encryption Consulting and Futurex
- on Wednesday, October 28
- at 11:00 a.m. CT.
