How does an HSM SaaS protect against tampering and unauthorized access in a cloud environment?

How does an HSM SaaS protect against tampering and unauthorized access in a cloud environment?

As organizations migrate to the cloud, legacy HSMs are incompatible with modern infrastructure.

Designed to meet the same exacting security standards as its physical counterpart, the cloud based HSM (Hardware Security Module as a Service) undergoes regular audits and security evaluations to maintain its high level of protection.

Access to the HSM is thoroughly regulated through multi-factor authentication and the implementation of stringent network security protocols like SSL/TLS.

The HSM service provider is responsible for the security of HSM SaaS. In addition, organizations can further protect their sensitive information by utilizing encryption and other security measures within their own systems.

As a result, they can get complete control of the key management, ensuring minimum data leaks.

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