Cloud Cryptography

Cloud Key Management

Many people are concerned that their encryption keys stored in cloud services such as AWS KMS, Azure Keyvault, or GCP KMS, are not really secure. This can be a particular concern for people working in highly regulated industries.

So how can you know if your keys are secure?

Recent Blog Articles

Migrate Keys to Cloud KMS Without Rewriting any Code

September 21, 2020

In this video Dr. Graham Steel explains how to move to cloud cryptography easily and securely using Cryptosense Analyzer Platform (CAP). In this example we show how we can move an enterprise Tomcat Java application to Amazon's AWS KMS.

Are my Encryption Keys in the Cloud Really Secure?

October 21, 2020

A lot of people are concerned that their encryption keys stored in cloud services such as AWS KMS, Azure Keyvault, or GCP KMS, are not really secure...

Key Usage Detection in Cryptosense Analyzer

March 20, 2020

Identifying the cryptographic keys an application really uses, what they are used for, and how they are stored, is a critical step towards many transformation projects...

The Capital One Breach and Cloud Encryption

November 12, 2019

On 29th July 2019 CapitalOne Financial Corp announced a data breach affecting 140 000 of their customer's social security numbers and 80 000 bank account numbers. CapitalOne is a major user of AWS cloud, and in this case the stolen data was stored in AWS S3 buckets. Why didn't encryption save us?

Comparing Cloud Services

If you're interesting in finding out more about the cloud KMS offerings of the 'big 3' CSPs: AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud; we made this handy infographic.

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