One message. Two keys. Infinite trust.

What is Public Key Infrastructure ?
Strong Authentication combines 2 or more methods of authenticating your identity. These secondary security measures are generally divided into 3 factors:
Certificate Authority (CA)
This component acts as the issuer and signee of the digital certificates, and is trusted by all other entities.
Registration Authority (RA)
This is where the identity of the owners’ digital certificates are registered and cross-checked before it is issued by the CA.
Validation Authority (VA)
This component confirms that a certificate is still valid and has not been revoked.
The establishment of trust, internally and externally
Smooth transfer of data
Correct authorization of individuals
Increased data and identity security at a large scale, with potential to be further scaled up
How we implement your Public Key Infrastructure requirements?
Assessment
We define the suitable certificate policy while also assessing the requirement for a Hardware Security Module.
Design
We collate the necessary information and develop the processes and policies while also creating the relevant documentation.
Testing
We populate a list of required certificates for your organization and comprehensively test these across all platforms, applications and devices.
Deployment
We take a measured approach in the implementation, ensuring that each batch confirms a flawless process before distributing the security system across a larger group of people, until the whole organization is fully onboarded.
Support
We stay in touch and identify any further gaps within the PKI framework and provide appropriate security fixes.
Other Services
Every organization’s security challenges are unique. We know where to start,and we know how to adapt our range of cybersecurity services andsolutions. It’s expertise in cyber security Dubai you can rely on to ensureyour organization is secure.

Strong Authentication
Verify the identity of a user or device that is intrinsically stringent enough to ensure the security of the system it protects by withstanding any attacks it is likely to encounter.

