Cloud service providers (CSPs) need to ensure both their customers’ and their own data security in the cloud.
Cloud technology is the best available option for storing and maintaining customer data to ensure that its utilization is based on requirements. Even cloud service providers store their data in the cloud as their organizations expand.
As the amount of cloud data increases, cloud service providers also have challenges in securing the data. Cloud technology enables data access from any location for CSP’s customers and employees. Access to data, if not secured, opens up multiple attack surfaces.
Cloud service providers need to implement various security measures to ensure that only the right people have access to certain data at the right time.
Applications for Cloud & Cloud Service Provider’s Data Security in the Cloud
Double Key Encryption
Enables protection of sensitive data by securing encryption keys in the HSM and Azure cloud. Without access to both keys, the relevant data remains securely encrypted.
Multi-Cloud Key Management
A bring-your-own-key strategy (BYOK) allows to securely orchestrate services and data flows across multiple clouds and countries, including customers' local data centers
Hardware Security Modules for General Purpose Use Cases
Enables key generation, storage, and exchange. Addresses various performance levels and physical security requirements while fulfilling compliance and regulatory mandates.
BYOK and HYOK
Select the key management solution by hosting encryption keys in the cloud provider’s platform or retaining the ownership control of customer-managed encryption keys.
Tokenization
Replacing sensitive data with non-sensitive tokens enables secure business operations without sharing sensitive information.
Converged HSM
Enables true multi-tenancy on a single platform. Deployed as HSMaaS supporting general purpose, payment, and all other use cases and compliance requirements.
