HARDWARE SECURITY MODULES (HSMs)
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Hardware Security Modules (HSMs)Solution
Thales Luna Network HSM is a network-attached HSM protecting encryption keys used by applications in on-premises, virtual, and cloud environments. Thales Luna Network HSMs are both the fastest and most secure HSMs on the market. Increase your return on investment by allowing multiple applications or business units to share a common HSM platform.
Thales ProtectServer HSM
Available in network attached and PCIe form factors, Thales ProtectServer Hardware Security Modules (HSMs) are designed to protect cryptographic keys against compromise while providing encryption, signing and authentication services to secure Java and sensitive web applications.
Thales ProtectServer HSMs offer a unique level of flexibility for application developers to create their own firmware and execute it within the secure confines of the HSM. Known as functionality modules, the toolkits provide a comprehensive facility to develop and deploy custom firmware.
Thales SafeNet Luna G5 (USB HSM)
Luna USB HSM – formerly Luna G5 – delivers industry leading key management in a portable appliance with an USB interface. All key materials are maintained exclusively within the confines of the hardware. The small form-factor and on-board key storage sets the product apart, making it especially attractive to customers who need to physically remove and store the small appliance holding PKI root keys.
Thales SafeNet Crypto Command Center (HSM Management)
Managing hardware security modules virtually is now not only possible, but easy for administrators. With Thales Crypto Command Center, organizations easily provision and monitor crypto resources for their Thales Luna Network HSMs and reduce IT infrastructure costs.
Combining Thales Crypto Command Center with our Thales HSMs, IT departments can leverage a crypto hypervisor to deliver on-demand, elastic cryptographic services for data protection via cloud environments.