Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)
Learn how PKI enables you to unlock secure digital transformation.
- What is Certificate Lifecycle Management (CLM) and its importance in secure digital ecosystems?
- What are the stages of certificate lifecycle?
- Who manages TLS/SSL certificates in an organization?
- When do you need certificate management?
- What are the different types of public certificates that need to be managed?
How does PKI ensure security and trust across industries like IoT, banking, healthcare and more?
Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) plays a critical role in securing diverse industries by providing encryption, authentication, and data integrity. In IoT, PKI protects device-to-device communication, ensuring trusted networks in smart homes and industrial systems. In banking, PKI secures online transactions, authenticates users, and enables encrypted communication.
Similarly, healthcare leverages PKI to safeguard patient data, authenticate medical devices, and comply with regulations like HIPAA. Governments rely on PKI for secure e-governance, protecting citizen data and ensuring the authenticity of official documents. Enterprises use PKI to enforce zero-trust security, manage digital certificates, and secure remote work environments.
Across industries, PKI serves as the backbone of digital trust, enabling secure communication, protecting sensitive data, and mitigating cybersecurity risks. Its adaptability makes it indispensable for both established and emerging digital ecosystems.