Self-Defending KMS is the first cloud service built using the Intel® SGX technology. This enables Self-Defending KMS to provide HSM-grade security in software. Self-Defending KMS is distributed software, written to scale on-demand, and is built to be fault-tolerant and highly available. In Self-Defending KMS, all cryptographic and key management operations are done inside the trust boundary of an Intel® SGX enclave.
- Can I use a proxy with Self-Defending KMS?
- Does Self-Defending KMS include a Web Application Firewall (WAF)? Should I configure a WAF with Self-Defending KMS?
- How does Self-Defending KMS compare with other KMS?
- Can I import keys into Self-Defending KMS?
- Where is encryption and decryption done if I use Self-Defending KMS?
- Can Fortanix employees access my keys?
- Where do my keys live if I use Self-Defending KMS?
- How does Self-Defending KMS work?
- What cryptographic operations are available in Self-Defending KMS?
- What key management features are available in Self-Defending KMS?