Townsend Security Releases Encryption Key Management Virtual Machine for Windows Azure

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Townsend Security, a leading authority in data privacy solutions, today announced Alliance Key Manager for Windows Azure. Deployed as a virtual machine in Microsoft Corp.’s Windows Azure, the solution relies on the same FIPS 140-2 compliant technology as the company’s flagship Alliance Key Manager HSM.

 

This solution directly addresses security concerns that CISOs and Security Architects have regarding adopting the cloud. Key management is critical for effective encryption and data protection in ever-evolving virtual and cloud environments. By using Alliance Key Manager for Windows Azure, business leaders can now provably meet industry standards and best practices for protecting their sensitive data and business applications.

 

Available at no extra charge, Townsend Security includes ready-to-use security applications for Microsoft SQL Server Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) and Cell Level Encryption, Microsoft SharePoint encryption, Volume and folder encryption with TrueCrypt for Windows, and other applications. There are never extra fees for deploying client-side applications.

 

“Encryption and key management have become a key strategic IT security issue. Protecting your encryption keys mitigates the risk of data breaches and cyber-attacks, as well as protects an organization’s brand, reputation and credibility,” said Patrick Townsend, CEO of Townsend Security. “Through our relationship with Microsoft we can provide customers with the encryption and key management tools for Windows Azure.”

 

“In line with Microsoft’s longstanding and deep commitment to security, Windows Azure is designed to meet the highest security standards,” said Sarah Fender, director, Windows Azure Product Marketing. “Townsend Security builds on that security foundation, helping address enterprise customers’ need for data protection in the cloud. Townsend Security’s Alliance Key Manager for Windows Azure gives Windows Azure customers a comprehensive encryption key management solution to help safeguard data and meet compliance requirements.”

 

Alliance Key Manager for Windows Azure at a glance:

  • Deploys as a virtual machine in a cloud service

  • Deployed in public or private clouds

  • Protects data in Windows Azure IaaS and PaaS environments

  • FIPS 140-2 compliant

  • OASIS KMIP compliant

  • Licensed as a subscription

     

     

    Alliance Key Manager for Windows Azure is available for a free 30-day trial. - http://hub.am/1aKeNYj

     

    About Alliance Key Manager for Windows Azure Townsend Security’s Alliance Key Manager for Windows Azure allows enterprises to properly manage their encryption keys while meeting security requirements in less time and at a lower cost. Using the same FIPS 140-2 validated key management technology available in Townsend Security’s HSM and in use by over 3,000 customers worldwide, Alliance Key Manager for Windows Azure provides full life-cycle management of encryption keys for a wide variety of applications to help organizations meet PCI DSS, HIPAA, and PII compliance.

 

 

For over 20 years Townsend Security has been committed in working with customers to drive innovation in the rapidly evolving field of data encryption and management. The company's NIST Certified solutions are guaranteed to meet the encryption and key management requirements in PCI, HIPAA and HITECH. Encrypting data at the source ensures sensitive data is secure when it is sent outside the firewall. NIST Certified and guaranteed—strong encryption protects sensitive information on the database keeping it safe and complies with regulatory requirements. The data you encrypt is only as secure as the keys that protect it. Encryption key management provides a solid foundation for your data privacy policy.

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