Managed Hardware Security Module

Fortify digital trust with HSM as a service

Hardware Security Module

Overview

Managed Hardware Security Module (HSM) as a Service delivers secure, scalable, and compliant cryptographic operations in a cloud-native model. It offers hardware-backed key protection, digital signing, and crypto-processing—without the complexity of managing physical devices. Ideal for enterprises managing high-value keys, certificates, and cryptographic assets across regulated workloads and security-intensive applications.

Pricing

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Core Features at a Glance 

High Availability Clusters
Ensure uninterrupted cryptographic operations with automated clustering and failover across HSM nodes.
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
Define and enforce separation of duties using dedicated Crypto Officer, Security Officer, and Application User roles.
Certified Cryptographic Core
Built on FIPS 140-2 Level 3 certified HSMs to meet the highest industry standards for key protection and compliance.
Tamper-Protected Environment
All cryptographic functions and key storage occur in secure, tamper-resistant hardware to guard against physical and logical threats.
Seamless Integration
Easily integrate with third-party apps and databases using standard APIs and libraries (PKCS#11, JCE, CSP/CNG).

What You Get

Still have questions?

HSM (Hardware Security Module) is a physical cryptographic device designed to generate, store, and manage cryptographic keys securely. It performs cryptographic operations inside a secure, tamper-proof environment.
HSM as a Service removes the complexity of owning, maintaining, and managing physical HSMs while offering the same hardware-backed security, scalability, and compliance benefits—ideal for digital signing, encryption, and key protection.
Yes. The HSMs are FIPS 140-2 Level 3 certified and meet industry standards such as eIDAS, PCI-DSS, and GDPR.
You can use REST APIs or standard client SDKs (e.g., PKCS#11, JCE, CNG) to integrate applications for cryptographic operations like signing and encryption.
Access to keys in KMS is managed through role-based access control (RBAC) and policy enforcement. You can define who can create, manage, and use keys, and set fine-grained permissions to ensure that only authorised users and applications have access. 

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Protect cryptographic keys using dedicated hardware.
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Hardware-backed key protection for maximum security and compliance.

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