What is PrimeKey Ejbca?

Cost-efficient security PrimeKey offers EJBCA as a turn-key software or hardware appliance, or as a cloud or SaaS PKI.

What are the phases of PKI?

The key life cycle of a certificate is broken into seven distinct stages: certificate enrollment, certificate distribution, certificate validation, certificate revocation, certificate renewal, certificate destruction, and certificate auditing. During certificate enrollment, a user requests a certificate from a CA.

What does Ejbca stand for?

Enterprise Java Beans Certificate Authority
Enterprise Java Beans Certificate Authority (EJBCA)

Why do we need public key infrastructure?

Public key infrastructure (PKI) governs the issuance of digital certificates to protect sensitive data, provide unique digital identities for users, devices and applications and secure end-to-end communications.

What is Keyfactor command?

Keyfactor Command is a powerful workforce multipli- er, automating real-time discovery, monitoring, issuing, and replacement of millions of certificates and keys originating inside or outside your organization while blocking untrusted access.

What is PKI lifecycle management?

What Is PKI Management? PKI management is a combination of processes, technologies, and policies that allow you to control PKI components’ lifecycles (i.e., digital certificates and public-private key pairs.)

What is public key infrastructure in cryptography?

In cryptography, a PKI is an arrangement that binds public keys with respective identities of entities (like people and organizations). The binding is established through a process of registration and issuance of certificates at and by a certificate authority (CA).

Is Ejbca open source?

EJBCA® Community. Open Source PKI Software Welcome to EJBCA – the Open Source Certificate Authority. EJBCA is one of the longest running CA software projects, providing time-proven robustness and reliability.

How does Public Key Infrastructure work?

PKI performs encryption directly through the keys that it generates. It works by using two different cryptographic keys: a public key and a private key. Whether these keys are public or private, they encrypt and decrypt secure data.