The creation of key management systems has helped lessen many of the concerns linked to data-at-rest protection while meeting the need to secure data across the business.
These systems reduce the risks of servers and hard drives potentially walking out of a secure or non-secure location and then being unencrypted by a third-party if keys are in the device being stolen. A central key manager helps you create and manage keys in a secure way while encrypting your business hardware. Key managers leverage and follow a variety of cryptography standards, including FIPS and KMIP. Enterprise Key Managers store keys on a separate, highly available system to avoid keys being taken with devices, such as servers.