Authentication · X.509 · PKCS#11
PKI Token
Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) is a system that uses digital certificates and public-private key encryption to secure online communications and transactions. A PKI Token is a device that uses this technology to securely authorize and identify users, enabling businesses to operate more securely. In today’s technology-driven world, many everyday business activities such as communications, email, and online transactions rely on the internet. However, with the increase of these activities comes a higher risk of cyber-attacks. Cyber-attacks can result in the theft of valuable and sensitive data, disruption of networks or systems, data loss, disclosure of confidential information, financial loss, and even breaches of national security. These attacks can harm a company’s reputation, goodwill, and financial stability. By using PKI Tokens, businesses can help prevent these types of attacks and protect their information, systems, and clients.
WHY PKI TOKEN
Data breaches exposed 4.1 billion records in the first half of 2019. (RiskBased)
What Is PKI Token?
Authentication, Encryption and Digital Signatures
TrustSEC PKI token is a cutting-edge technology that stores digital certificates and private keys to ensure secure communication by encrypting and decrypting messages and digitally signing documents. TrustSEC PKI Tokens are designed to facilitate secure communication between entities and enterprises by protecting the transmission of information through networks and ensuring the authenticity of users via digital signature.
- Authenticate and encrypt e-mail messages and documents.
- Securing e-mail messages and documents through digital signature .
- Authentication and/or authorization of users’ Access to Domains, networks, and applications.
- Authorization of a user to an application giving rights to access and perform certain functions .
Why TrustSEC Token?
TrustSec provides two and multifactor authentication PKI Tokens which are compatible with both RSA standards and Microsoft standards, which are commonly used by most of the applications to perform their secure operations, some applications are listed as following:
Benefits
FAQ
FAQ
1- What are tokens and who should use them?
2- What is multi-factor authentication?
3- What is two-factor authentication?
4- What is a PKI token?
Authentication
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