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EJBCA is now supported by Yubico HSMs

The YubiHSM, the world’s smallest hardware security module from Yubico, is now compatible with EJBCA software for a range of public key infrastructure (PKI) use cases. "The priorities for us in developing PrimeKey’s EJBCA have always been flexibility a...
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Hannover Messe: PrimeKey showcases comprehensive application security for digital production

Solna, March 26th 2019 – PrimeKey, a world leader in open source PKI and digital signing, presents innovative and practical security solutions for digital, connected production facilities and control systems at Hannover Messe 2019. The need to create se...
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Public Key Infrastructure Security supporting the full IoT eco system

In typical IoT solutions, devices collect and send data to the IoT platform and back-end applications for analysis, in some cases after local processing. The data is used for both real time decisions/actions and long-term business development. This is t...
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Webinar: What’s inside the PrimeKey SEE – a techie’s dream

Take a deep dive into the PrimeKey SEE platform. We will show you how we establish a trust anchor on top of a standard server platform to enable the first trusted Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) environment.
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PrimeKey SEE now FIPS compliant according to 140-2 Level 3

PrimeKey is proud to announce that the PrimeKey SEE has gained an official FIPS certificate from CMVP/NIST (Cryptographic Module Validation Program/National Institute of Standards and Technology). That means that the product is now proven compliant wit...
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Potential compliance issue for Public CA certificate serial numbers

Who may be affected? This is applicable if your organization is running so called WebPKI Public CAs, which have their root CA certificates published in a web browser trust store. Furthermore, this may be applicable if your organization is issuing web s...

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