Bring management and control together.
Create, rotate, disable and retire keys. Manage permissions and policies centrally, with logs for follow-up.
See what KMS includes
Control how your encryption keys are used and protected. Choose KMS, HSM and a control model for cloud, SaaS and your own systems.
With KMS, you control the lifecycle and use of your keys. HSM protects key material and cryptographic operations in hardware. At Complior, these components can work together.
Create, rotate, disable and retire keys. Manage permissions and policies centrally, with logs for follow-up.
See what KMS includesA protected environment for uses such as signing, PKI and KMS keys. Choose your own partition, a dedicated unit or place your own HSM with us.
Compare HSM delivery modelsGet a logically isolated customer environment in Thales CipherTrust Manager. Root and master keys are protected by an HSM.
Complior handles monitoring, maintenance, upgrades and backups on our Swedish infrastructure.
You set permissions, policies and key lifecycles. Management of your KMS environment can be agreed as an optional service.
Add a dedicated KMS instance, cloud key management with CCKM, file encryption with CTE or support for integration and SIEM.
Components, licences, support and scope are specified for your service.
Start with the services and systems you already use. See what key control each integration can provide.
Keep the workload in the cloud and choose how the keys are managed. External key management and importing your own keys are two different models.
See the difference between BYOK and HYOKProtect selected information flows with a connected key service. The data covered and the effects on collaboration, search and clients depend on the solution.
Explore information protection with NC ProtectConnect storage, databases and applications to centralised keys and policies. The choice of interface and encryption component is based on the systems you have.
We test product support, client versions and recovery. KMIP can distribute keys to authorised clients.
For systems on Complior's infrastructure, key management can be planned alongside the platform, backup and operations.
Explore Compliant CloudThe integration determines the scope. We verify the service, region, licence, version, response times and recovery. Complior operates the key platform. Responsibility for your applications and external cloud and SaaS environments follows your other provider agreements.
Your own keys can be used in different ways. An important distinction is whether key material is supplied to the cloud service or held in an external key service.
You supply your own key material to a supported cloud service and can control parts of its lifecycle.
Key material is held in an external key service, used through a supported integration.
Two conceptual diagrams. An external master key can protect data keys used within the cloud service. The integration determines key location, where operations take place and the control you have. Key control is one part of data protection.
Protect keys for PKI, signing and applications with Thales HSM in Swedish data centres.
You choose the delivery model. We support you with hardware operations under your agreement.
Three models. The same Swedish foundation.
Conceptual diagrams of the delivery models. Operations, redundancy and service levels depend on the chosen model and agreement.
Physical environment, monitoring and maintenance according to the chosen delivery model.
Key policies, permissions and integration with your applications.
You activate your logical partition. It is synchronised with a partition in a geographically separate Swedish data centre. Complior manages the hardware under the agreement.
Complior monitors, maintains and manages the physical device. Backup and clustering can be added according to your needs.
You own the equipment and place it in our Swedish data centres. Monitoring and maintenance are arranged as agreed.
Key management roles and procedures are documented during implementation. The model, capacity, support and service level are established in the agreed service.
From your own environment, another provider or Compliant Cloud. An HSM client and an interface such as PKCS#11 connect the application to the hardware protection.
HSM can protect root and CA keys for PKI, keys for digital signing and code signing, and serve as a root of trust for applications and KMS.
Decide who can do what and how the work will be followed up. We help you plan responsibilities and procedures from implementation through ongoing management.
See responsibilities and assessment evidenceMap your systems and decide who may administer the platform, manage keys and approve sensitive actions. Responsibilities and support arrangements are documented as part of the service.
Set up the selected connections and procedures for creation, use, rotation and retirement. Retain keys needed for older data and backups.
Test functionality, response times, outages and recovery before implementation. The availability of the key service can affect access to protected information.
Train administrators and hand over procedures to the operations team. Agree on logs, follow-up and evidence for review.
No. KMS provides functions for managing keys and their lifecycle. HSM provides a protected hardware environment for key material and cryptographic operations. A KMS can use HSM as part of its protection.
Key control can be used for data in other environments through supported integrations. We need to assess the specific service and data type. Connecting a key service is not the same as moving the workload itself.
It depends on the control model. Complior's key service has a Swedish foundation, but BYOK may involve importing key material to a cloud provider. Location, copies and use must be described for each integration.
Blocking a key can stop future key use to the extent supported by the integration. The effect depends on factors including caching, already decrypted data and application behaviour. The process needs to be verified before implementation.
The core service provides a logically isolated customer environment in Complior's CipherTrust platform. A dedicated KMS instance is available as an option. This is a separate choice from a dedicated physical HSM; we size the components to meet your needs.
Scrive holds its external root keys with Complior, outside AWS. With Sovereign Keystore, key control has a separate location from the cloud service.
Read the Scrive case studyStart with your most important systems and the information you want to protect. Together, we develop a proposal for the control model, integration and responsibilities.