Increasingly European enterprises must comply with regulations for establishing local residency of data and security infrastructure. HID Global now delivers its Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) as a Service (PKIaaS) with high availability and redundancy via a hybrid of data centres and cloud regions operated within the EU, enabling what it expects to be a growing number of European customers to simplify regulatory compliance.

HID Global’s PKIaaS

WHO: HID Global, whose cloud-based HID PKIaaS platform delivers the industry’s broadest range of automation capabilities for managing privately issued and publicly trusted certificates.

Local EU data residency and service redundancy further enhance this control

WHAT: Customers can choose for all data and cryptographic key material associated with HID Global’s PKIaaS to reside exclusively within the EU. By using multiple EU-based data centres and cloud regions, HID assures local residency without compromising high availability and redundancy.  This includes both its preconfigured service for a dedicated issuing certificate authority (CA) and its customised Private Root PKI service.

EU data residency

WHY: PKI is a foundational security technology that has become difficult to manage and maintain in-house without adding the cost and complexity of dedicated, skilled staff. Outsourcing PKI solves the problem but must be accomplished without losing control of trusted assets. Local EU data residency and service redundancy further enhance this control while also making it easier for customers to comply with EU regulations.

HOW: HID has delivered local data residency and service redundancy through a combination of Amazon Web Services (AWS) and hosted data centres at multiple locations throughout the EU. The infrastructure is used to deliver HIDs complete PKIaaS offering, across all certificate validation systems.

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