A Key Management System (KMS) is a centralized platform that manages the lifecycle of encryption keys and certificates. It helps organizations securely generate, store, distribute, rotate, and revoke cryptographic keys while enforcing encryption policies across applications, databases, cloud services, and infrastructures.
The KMS is used to secure data at rest, in transit, and in use by managing encryption keys and certificates across cloud, hybrid, and on-premises environments.
The Eviden KMS can execute cryptographic operations inside Confidential VMs or trusted execution environments, ensuring that sensitive data and keys are protected even during processing.
Yes. It is designed for large-scale encryption workloads, supporting high-throughput processing for distributed systems while maintaining consistent performance across hybrid infrastructures.
Yes. Eviden KMS is designed with a crypto-agile architecture that prepares organizations for the transition to post-quantum cryptography (PQC), ensuring long-term protection against future quantum computing threats.
As part of Eviden, the KMS enables organizations to adopt and manage new cryptographic algorithms without redesigning their entire security infrastructure. This includes the ability to introduce, test, and rotate post-quantum algorithms alongside classical cryptography in a controlled and gradual migration strategy.





