Challenges of Key Management
This section will review several challenges IT organizations face when trying to control and manage their encryption keys are:
- Complex Management: Managing a plethora of encryption keys in million.
- Security Issues: Vulnerability of keys from outside hackers/malicious insiders.
- Data Availability: Ensuring data accessibility for authorized users.
- Scalability: Supporting multiple databases, applications and standards.
- Governance: Defining policy driven, access, control and protection for data.
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