![]() Provides secure hardware protection for cryptographic keys Alternatively, HSMs offer advanced protection, backed by tamper-resistant hardware, for servers and the cryptographic keys stored within them. The rise of threats like zero day exploits and malware makes software-based cryptographic key storage increasingly vulnerable for organizations. The YubiHSM 2 product lineup delivers advanced protection for certificate authority (CA) keys, database master keys, code signing, authentication/access tokens, manufacturing processes and component authenticity checks, IoT gateways or proxies, file encryption, cryptocurrency exchanges and more. Approximately 85% of all data breaches involve human interaction - a fact reinforced by the dizzying array of breaches to hit news headlines last year, not to mention what we expect to see again this year, only accelerated. While credential theft and phishing attacks continue to skyrocket, so do the number of server-based attacks. Jump ahead to the “what’s new” section below to learn about the key new features in our YubiHSM 2 products. Today, we’re also excited to share that the YubiHSM 2 FIPS now meets FIPS 140-2, Level 3. This is why we’ve continued to enhance the capabilities of both the YubiHSM 2 and YubiHSM 2 FIPS, the world’s smallest FIPS-validated and non-FIPS hardware security modules (HSMs). ![]() Compliance mandates require many of our customers in regulated industries or in high-risk environments to prove adequate levels of protection for their data, no matter where it lives or travels. ![]()
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