Here’s What You Missed: Mastering Key Management in a Multi-Cloud Environment

As multi-cloud environments become commonplace for the majority of enterprise businesses, key management across major cloud providers creates a cloud-to-cloud obstacle as each provider utilizes a platform-specific method of key management. All major cloud providers protect customer data by using transparent encryption, which results in the cloud platform managing the encryption keys. Platform-centric key management creates key management control issues when users & applications are utilizing multiple cloud platforms. From this multi-cloud key management obstacle, the Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) cloud key management methodology was born as a platform-agnostic approach to reducing multi-cloud key management complexity.

Last week, we hosted a webinar on this topic, and the on-demand recording is available at GoToStage.

Learn How to Master Key Management in a Multi-Cloud Environment

Cloud. Multi-cloud. Hybrid cloud. Today, 74% of enterprises describe their strategy as hybrid/multi-cloud, according to Forrester. These numbers are confirmed by Gartner, projecting that 75% of mid-size and large organizations will adopt hybrid and multi-cloud IT strategies by 2021. With 62% of public cloud adopters using two or more cloud environments, it’s no wonder that securing IT environments spread across multiple clouds can be a top challenge facing enterprises, especially when it comes to key management. Register now for our webinar “Mastering Key Management in a Multi-Cloud Environment” on March 25, 2020 at 12:00 p.m.: futurex.com/webinar

Security is Critical for Newest Payment Trends

“Payments are at the heart of any transaction, whether physical or digital, but friction or delay can be a major drag on commercial transactions and ultimately entire ecosystems,” writes Tarek Elyafi in a recent article in Payments Source.

We couldn’t agree more. That’s why we’re all about delivering security solutions for financial processing that are scalable, robust, fast, and capable of handling high throughput.

Best Practices for Staying Secure in the Cloud for Financial Services

The move to the cloud presents a compelling opportunity for financial institutions to modernize systems, drive innovation, reduce costs, and improve the experience for customers, to name a few of the benefits. But many may not realize that the cloud also provides a way to centralize, streamline, and update your entire cryptographic infrastructure – while improving security and compliance protection, agility, and flexibility.

Cloud Strategies for Financial Services: Proceed Strategically

The cloud presents options to centralize, streamline, and modernize an entire cryptographic infrastructure, but there are critical questions to ask and explore so that organizations proceed strategically. Our webinar on January 22, 2020, “How to Incorporate Cloud-Based HSMs into Your Crypto Infrastructure,” will walk through what to look for in a cloud environment, outline cloud-based hardware security modules (HSMs), and provide evaluation and migration recommendations. Register here: futurex.com/webinar.