SCinterface Remote Smart Card keeps private keys in a central, highly secured backend environment, typically protected by Hardware Security Modules (HSMs). Keys never leave the secure infrastructure and are not stored on user devices, reducing the risk of theft, loss, or compromise.
No. SCinterface Remote Smart Card enables certificate-based authentication and digital signature processes without requiring a physical smart card, card reader, or USB token. Users can securely access corporate systems using centrally managed credentials.
All cryptographic operations are executed in the backend using centrally stored credentials. The client device communicates securely with the remote credential service, while private keys remain protected on the key server or HSM.
Yes. SCinterface Remote Smart Card is designed to integrate with existing PKI infrastructures, backend key servers, and HSM platforms. This allows organizations to extend certificate-based authentication, digital signing, and encryption services without changing established trust frameworks.
