Enterprise HSM-as-a-Service (HSMaaS)
The "Best of Both Worlds" (Agility + Security): Combine cloud agility with key custodianship and data sovereignty.
- Overview
- Solutions
- Related Products
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About Enterprise HSMaaS
Enterprise Hardware Security Module as a Service (HSMaaS) transforms your Utimaco u.trust General Purpose HSMs into a scalable, shared utility for your organization through a service-oriented architecture. With this internal HSMaaS architecture, cryptography and IT teams provide their organization with high-assurance cryptographic operations, such as root-of-trust and digital signing. This model combines the flexibility of cloud deployment with the physical security and compliance of on-premises hardware, ensuring trust and compliance are never compromised.
Cloud Flexibility with On-premises Ownership
Modern enterprises face a dilemma: public cloud HSMs offer convenience but often lack the granular control and cost predictability needed for mission-critical workloads. Strict data residency regulations and the need for Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) strategies require that keys stay within an organization's physical boundaries. Enterprise HSMaaS bridges this gap by solving challenges such as cloud provider lock-in, high latency, full key custody, and complex integration with legacy systems.
Solutions for Enterprise HSMaaS
The u.trust General Purpose HSM Se-Series and u.trust General Purpose HSM CSe-Series provide the foundation for a secure, centralized IT-operated Enterprise HSM-as-a-Service. The solution delivers the scalability and developer-friendly interfaces needed to bridge the gap between traditional hardware and cloud-native workflows.
- Secure Multi-Tenancy
- Cloud-Native Integration with REST APIs
- Traditional HSM PKCS#11 and other APIs
- Optimized FIPS Level 3 or 4 Tiers
- Cost Efficiency
- Sovereignty and Compliance
- Secure AI Models and Infrastructure
- Post Quantum Crypto Support
Related Products
It delivers scalable multi-tenancy functionality, superior performance, and customizability for a wide range of applications.
The multi-tenant Hardware Security Module with tamper-active physical security and PQC-readiness for future-proof protection of critical applications.
Utimaco’s General Purpose Hardware Security Module as a Service is providing access to secure, FIPS 140-2 Level 3 certified HSMs fully hosted in resilient data centers while remaining under your governance.
Resources
The u.trust General Purpose HSM Se-Series combines superior performance with multi-tenancy. From entry-level to high-performance use cases, all models are future-proof with post quantum cryptography readiness and are FIPS 140-2 Level 3 certified.
u.trust GP HSM Se-Series
The u.trust General Purpose HSM Se-Series combines superior performance with multi-tenancy. From entry-level to high-performance use cases, all models are future-proof with post quantum cryptography readiness and are FIPS 140-2 Level 3 certified.
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The u.trust General Purpose HSM CSe-Series is designed to meet the highest physical security requirements. This multi-tenant HSM delivers tamper-active physical protection for secure key generation, storage, and usage.
u.trust General Purpose HSM CSe-Series
The u.trust General Purpose HSM CSe-Series is designed to meet the highest physical security requirements. This multi-tenant HSM delivers tamper-active physical protection for secure key generation, storage, and usage.
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