VaultCore® was built to make encryption of data seamless, rapid, flexible, scalable, and budget friendly. We connect with leading technologies around the globe to automate and orchestrate key management and encryption on a massive scale. Simple, centralized control of security and access policies prevent human error, reduce operating costs, safeguard critical data, and ensure regulatory compliance.
Ask anyone who’s deployed encryption at an enterprise level and they’ll likely tell you, “Encryption is easy. Key management is hard.” It’s one of the most complex tasks in the security industry.
Too often, organizations have a jumbled mess of technologies that all speak different protocols and require highly-manual processes to administer. The end result is a system that is simultaneously more expensive and less secure.
The crown jewel of key management is a unified and centralized encryption strategy that automates complex workflows and integrates seamlessly with your entire infrastructure, whether new or legacy technology. That’s where VaultCore changes the game.
Eliminate human error and reduce the impact of data breaches by automating complex key lifecycle tasks
VaultCore provides a unique hybrid combination of attribute-based and role-based access controls
Patented tools organize the enterprise into a hierarchy that ensures compliance with security standards
VaultCore supports over one hundred million keys for large-scale, global environments
Ecosystem of plugins that translate APIs of non-KMIP systems so they can utilize VaultCore’s capabilities
Enforce and mandate the key rotation of critical systems set by organizational policies
We’re building a broad ecosystem of plugins, protocols, and architectures to solve cybersecurity’s biggest challenges. Our ever-growing library of tools brings VaultCore’s unique capabilities to data at rest, data in motion, and data in use. Orchestrate and automate the encryption of databases, virtual machines, backups, cloud services, CASBs, SAN/NAS, IoT endpoints, hyperconverged infrastructure, end-user hardware, certificates, proxies, load balancers, web servers, SSH, wired/wireless networking, PKI, and more.
VaultCore connects out-of-the-box with any device or service that speaks the Key Management Interoperability Protocol (KMIP), the industry standard for communicating encryption operations. Adoption of KMIP is increasing rapidly to include servers, databases, endpoints, applications, email, cloud, and much more. Further information on KMIP is available at the Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards (OASIS). Fornetix engineers are members and contributors of the KMIP technical committee helping to develop the next generation of the protocol.
For systems that do not speak KMIP, the Fornetix Orchestration Gateway and its plugin ecosystem act as a translator that seamlessly extends the capabilities of VaultCore to these non-KMIP systems. We are constantly adding Orchestrator plugins to our library of connections.
The capabilities of VaultCore’s key encryption services and software are an indispensable ally to other technologies and infrastructures. Find out how in the tabs below.
VaultCore stands ready to make key management and encryption simple and seamless for those adopting cloud services worldwide. VaultCore supports ‘Bring Your Own Key’ (BYOK), Cloud Access Security Brokers (CASBs), multi-cloud environments, and can even be fully deployed into a cloud container through VMware and AWS.
Storage products paired with VaultCore create a powerful encryption solution for datacenters, providing external key management for data at rest encryption, offering simple integration with zero network downtime, and allowing for centralized command and control with full access to audit reporting in one location.
Organizations can flexibly protect container data across any on-premises, cloud, or hybrid deployment with fast, transparent encryption enabling them to:
The unmatched scalability of VaultCore offers a future-proof foundation to automatically manage encryption for the millions of sensors, devices, and endpoints generated by massive IoT networks.
Rapidly and seamlessly meet the requirements for an external key manager in VMware environments. VaultCore delivers a unified and scalable approach to encryption on VMware, vSAN, vSphere, and other virtualized solutions.
The combination of VaultCore with industry-leading Hardware Security Modules (HSMs) such as nCipher provides unified encryption key lifecycle management and automation capabilities backed by FIPS 140-2 Level 3 security certification.
VaultCore has the unique capability for two-way instantaneous response to alerts provided by Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) products such as Splunk, allowing for rapid rekeying after security incident is detected. In addition, VaultCore provides exhaustive logging in Common Event Format (CEF) for easy auditing and monitoring.
From a small business with just a handful of keys to global enterprises with massive IoT infrastructure, there’s a VaultCore deployment option that perfectly fits your unique needs. We’d love to sit down with you and discuss the ideal solution.
Available in 1U and 2U rack-mounted appliances capable of supporting over one hundred million encryption keys.
Software-based virtual appliance capable of supporting tens of millions of encryption keys.
Variant of VaultCore capable of being hosted and deployed entirely in cloud instances.
Custom plugin architecture that acts as a translator between VaultCore appliances and systems that do not speak KMIP.
With crippling data breaches becoming an everyday occurrence, countries around the globe are scrambling to implement data and privacy protection legislation with stiff penalties for non-compliance. At the heart of these regulations are problems that can be solved by the broad deployment of encryption. VaultCore’s key management services have the automation tools, policy engine, and unmatched scalability to handle this sudden surge in encryption keys being generated. To the right are a few examples of the regulations an organization may need to consider when building out their security strategy.