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A municipality moves to Azure with its own key control
When a data centre had to be vacated during refurbishment, external key management became part of the municipality's temporary Azure solution.
Travel Clearing: a foundation for automated payments
The payment platform for travel agencies needed a hosting partner that understood security requirements, external connections and the work involved in PCI DSS.
Scrive: the cloud in AWS, the root keys with Complior
Scrive combines AWS with external key management at Complior. Two environments have clear roles in protecting information.
Replior: operations that support clinical trials
Trial Online needs both available systems and working practices that stand up to scrutiny. Complior contributes IT operations and an understanding of life sciences.
eBuilder: specialist expertise close to day-to-day operations
For an international SaaS and BPaaS business, responsiveness, availability and personal collaboration were important factors in choosing a hosting partner.
TicTac Mobile: more than virtual servers
A growing time reporting and project management business needed an operations partner offering stability, expertise and personal service.
MeaWallet: a cloud partner for digital payments
Security, professionalism and cost were central when MeaWallet sought a partner for its production platform.
A Swedish hosting environment for a PSD2 ecosystem
An international consultancy needed hosting for an API solution serving banking and payments. Complior delivered the technical platform.
Tokenisation in hotel booking workflows
An Italian channel manager wanted to reduce the handling of card details in its own systems. Complior built a tailored service for the booking flow.
What is a KMS? Key management throughout the lifecycle
Encryption needs more than a strong algorithm. A KMS helps you control key use, ownership and lifecycle.
The Swedish Cybersecurity Act: from requirements to security practice
Start with your organisation's responsibilities and risks. Technology, procedures and evidence then need to work together.
BYOK and HYOK: where are the keys?
Your own key material can be used in different ways. The difference lies in the integration and where cryptographic operations take place.
HSM as a service: choosing protection and a delivery model
Protected hardware is one part of the solution. Ownership, administration, recovery and integration need to be equally clear.
KMIP: a common language for key management
A standardised connection can simplify key management. But support for the standard needs to be checked on both sides of the integration.
Google Workspace CSE: separate control over encryption
Client-side encryption adds encryption before protected content is passed to Google. The key service, identity and working practices need to be planned together.
Secure storage starts with the needs of your information
Classification, permissions, sharing and traceability need to work together. Here is a practical sequence for the work.
PCI DSS: understanding and defining the assessment scope
Map the payment flow before choosing protection. A clear scope helps focus your security work where it matters.
Seven questions to ask an operations partner
Compare more than capacity and monthly cost. Ask how the service works on an ordinary working day, during change and when something goes wrong.
Security and compliance: two perspectives on the same work
Security work manages risks. Compliance helps you demonstrate how you meet applicable requirements. Both need to work in day-to-day practice.
Log management: start with the questions you need to answer
Collect the right events, protect the evidence and decide who takes action. The volume of log data does not measure how useful the monitoring is.
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