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Key Management Interoperability Protocol (KMIP) serves as a cornerstone in the digital security domain, particularly in the management of encryption keys across diverse cryptographic systems. Read more.

A Key Management System (KMS) that supports multi-cloud is a critical solution for a unified approach to manage encryption keys across various cloud environments. But what does it entail, and why is it crucial for modern cloud defense strategies?

In January 2024, a sophisticated Russian hacking group, Midnight Blizzard, infiltrated Microsoft. They gained unauthorized access to the company's source code and email systems, exfiltrating significant data. This wasn’t just a phishing scam; Midnight Blizzard targeted Microsoft’s repositories and systems, showcasing nation-state attackers' evolving tactics.

The recent acquisition of HashiCorp by IBM for a cool $6.4 billion sent shockwaves through the cybersecurity community. While the long-term implications remain to be seen, one thing is certain: the landscape of secrets management is about to undergo a significant shift.

We're zeroing in on three specific pitfalls in secrets management within your SDLC in this blog and laying out strategies to circumvent them for a more secure and streamlined operation.

This blog explores the critical role of secrets management in implementing a Zero Trust strategy, highlighting how it protects against common cybersecurity threats and enhances overall security infrastructure.

What is CAS integration? Why does it matter for businesses and their cybersecurity strategies? Read here to find out all you need to know.

HSM Integration refers to the process of incorporating a Hardware Security Module (HSM) into an organization’s IT and security infrastructure. HSMs are physical devices designed to secure digital keys and perform cryptographic operations, such as encryption, decryption, and digital signing, in a tamper-resistant environment. This integration is pivotal for enhancing the security of sensitive data […]

Akeyless DFC™ allows you to retain full ownership of your data while operating in a SaaS model. Take a peek under the hood to see how DFC keeps your data secure.

Are you prepared for Google's 90-day validity period on TLS certificates? Learn what's to come and how to prepare.

What is Transparent Data Encryption (TDE)? An essential security feature for databases, designed to encrypt data at rest. Read more.

AI is not merely a tool for convenience and efficiency; it's reshaping the landscape of cyber warfare. Learn why Secrets Management is crucial to keeping your enterprise safe.