Cryptsoft continues to extend its role as the premier
supplier of Key Management Interoperability Protocol
(KMIP) technologies to the global market by adding
AppViewX Inc., a leading provider of certificate
management and network automation solutions, to their
long list of valued customers.
AppViewX has recognized and responded to wide-spread
customer demand for full lifecycle management of
symmetric data encryption keys, by adding Cryptsoft's
KMIP (Key Management Interoperability Protocol) Server
to their platform. Having an extensive customer list of
internationally recognised companies, AppViewX understood
that market-proven, open standards-based solutions, such
as the OASIS KMIP standard, was the lowest-risk technical
path to meeting their customers' requirements. After
evaluating all options for acquiring KMIP technology,
including OEM supply, open-source, and internal
development, Cryptsoft's technology was selected as the
most direct and expedient path to commercial success.
"With our customers, and the market in general,
demanding ever more from their security vendors, adding
key management server (KMS) capability to our platform
by licensing Cryptsoft's proven KMIP server was an
uncomplicated choice given their market knowledge,
extensive experience, and impressive customer roster.
The detailed technical support we received
from Cryptsoft helped our engineers to quickly and
effectively integrate Cryptsoft's technology into our
platform and comply to the KMIP standard."
said Muralidharan Palanisamy, Chief Solutions Officer at
AppViewX.
For more information go to the
Press Release.
Working Draft 3 of the KMIP Specification version 3.0 has been uploaded.
Five more of the face to face proposals merged into the working draft
of the in-development KMIP v3.0 specification.
"Working Draft 3 represents excellent progress on development of the
agreed materials from our February Face-to-Face meeting. I'm pleased
with the TC progress towards the latest version of the KMIP specification,"
said Tony Cox of Cryptsoft, co-chair of the
OASIS KMIP Technical Committee and co-editor of the KMIP specification.
For more information go to the
Working Draft.
Cryptsoft published a Statement of Use, which is
required as part of the OASIS standards development process
in order for a committee specification to qualify to move
forward as an OASIS standard.
"Cryptsoft continues to demonstrate our commitment to
open public standards for key management, implementing
and supporting the latest developments from the
OASIS KMIP Technical Committee." said Tim Hudson, CTO of Cryptsoft
For more information go to the
Statement of Use.
Cryptsoft, Fortanix, IBM, PrimeKey, Quintessence Labs
and Utimaco Collaborate in Support of KMIP 2.0 and 2.1
at Major Security Event.
Members of the OASIS international consortium
are collaborating to provide live multi-vendor
interoperability demonstrations featuring one of the
industry's most widely-adopted security standards,
the Key Management Interoperability Protocol (KMIP).
"The OASIS KMIP Technical Committee is continuing
to develop and release well tested versions of the
standard to cater for new and changing requirements and
this year's demonstration event again showcases that
effort," said Tony Cox of Cryptsoft, co-chair of the
OASIS KMIP Technical Committee and Lead for the KMIP
Interop event.
For more information go to the
Press Release.
On behalf of the OASIS KMIP Technical Committee,
Tony Cox published the agreed results of the
prerequisite testing event for members participating
in the RSA 2020 OASIS KMIP TC booth.
The summary graphs provide a detailed view of the
capabilities offered and tested by each of the
OASIS KMIP TC members involved in the interop testing.
"This has been our most successful test event to date for
the OASIS KMIP Technical Committee. This event is a
critial part of the development of the specification,"
said Tony Cox of Cryptsoft, co-chair of the
OASIS KMIP Technical Committee and Lead for the KMIP
Interop event.
For more information go to the
Test Report.
