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PrimeKey s EJBCA Enterprise achieves Common Criteria certification
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STOCKHOLM, April 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ We are proud to announce that PrimeKey s EJBCA Enterprise has achieved Common Criteria certification conformant to the Protection Profile for Certification Authorities, a Collaborative Protection Profiles (cPP) approved by the National Information Association Partnership (NIAP). This means that we have demonstrated adherence to the high set standards of the Common Criteria Recognition Agreement, used, trusted, and often required by entities such as the U.S. Government.
Common Criteria is the widest available mutually recognized IT security certification of IT products. It is a certification that many governments require for products used in critical IT infrastructure. PrimeKey s products have been certified by Common Criteria before and have now passed the rigorous evaluation process again.
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Keyfactor to Merge with PrimeKey
Ohio PKI-as-a-Service pioneer Keyfactor and Swedish PKI solutions provider PrimeKey have announced their intention to merge.
Plans for the companies to come together under the Keyfactor brand while committing to increased investments across all product lines were shared on April 15.
PrimeKey was established 19 years ago by the company s CTO, Tomas Gustavsson, who developed an interest in computer code as a child. Today the company works with partners and customers across six continents from its headquarters in Solna, Stockholm.
Describing how the merger would benefit customers, PrimeKey CEO Magnus Svenningson said: “Our combined solutions now give customers unparalleled deployment choices including PKI-as-a-Service, SaaS PKI (Azure, AWS, GCP), software appliance or FIPS 140–certified hardware.
Merger between certificate automation and certificate authority providers set to impact IAM strategy for enterprises.
CLEVELAND and STOCKHOLM, Sweden, April 15, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Keyfactor
® today announced their intent to merge under the Keyfactor brand while committing to increased investments across all product lines.
Keyfactor is the pioneer of PKI as-a-Service, and the recognized leader in certificate lifecycle automation and crypto-agility solutions. PrimeKey’s EJBCA
® software offers the most powerful and flexible certificate authority (CA) supporting DevOps, IoT, manufacturing and enterprise use cases.
The merger forms an industry-first machine identity management platform, combining Keyfactor’s certificate lifecycle automation with PrimeKey’s EJBCA. The new platform will provide end-to-end machine identity management – with flexible and highly scalable certificate issuance and automated deployment of machine identities across complex enterprise and