Encryption Management
We are using encryption on a daily basis and may not be aware of it. Confidentiality of digital communication has become important integral part of secure and reliable solutions. Current trends show that the use of encryption is on the rise within all industries. Are your solutions secure and ready?
Encryption Management (also known as Cryptographic Key Management) is the set of techniques and procedures that support the establishment and maintenance of keying relationships between the authorized parties.
Cryptographic Issues and Information Leakage are most common types of flaws in applications.

Most significant threats to sensitive or confidential data
Standards and regulations that needs encryption management

Payment Card Industry (PCI)

National Institute of Standards and Technology

Payment Services Directive (PSD2)

International Organization for Standardization (ISO)

General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

EMVCo (3D Secure, Secure Remote Commerce)

Sarbanes–Oxley Act (SOX)

Electronic Identification, Authentication and Trust Services (eIDAS)

Gramm–Leach–Bliley Act (GLBA)

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)
Cryptographic key lifecycle
Each cryptographic key has its own lifecycle. It goes through the generation of keying material using random number generator, to its formal usage in application and systems, and the key is retired and logically and physically destroyed at the end of its life. This helps us to understand the status of the keys in each stage during the time and to prevent misuse, which can lead to compromise and replacement of the whole hierarchy of keys, with huge impact on the operation and business. Properly designed lifecycle has its benefits of avoiding loss of information and protecting sensitive data in each point in time.
Typical lifecycle includes
Encryption Management (also known as Cryptographic Key Management) is the set of techniques and procedures that support the establishment and maintenance of keying relationships between the authorized parties.
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Encryption management strategy
Planning and executing strategy is one of the biggest challenge for the successful encryption management:
Discovery and Inventory
Know where all keys reside, how to quickly identify them, and have the overall idea of the impact to the business in any case
Appropriate Technology
Appropriate technology helps us to effectively manage numbers of keys and their lifecycle, providing automation, monitoring, and reporting
Data Classification
Know which data is sensitive and how much do we need to protect the data, what are the risks and threats
Training and Awareness
Train personnel and provide enough information to employees in order to understand the purpose of encryption management