About Keyfactor
Keyfactor is a digital identity management platform from Keyfactor that helps organizations manage and secure their cryptographic keys and certificates. It provides features such as automated certificate management, real-time visibility into certificate status, and integration with various DevOps tools so organizations can reduce the risk of certificate-related outages. Keyfactor supports multiple deployment options including on-premises and cloud environments, allowing for flexible implementation. Its solution is designed to meet the needs of compliance and security across various industries. Key capabilities: automated certificate lifecycle management centralized key repository integration with existing security tools certificate discovery compliance reporting Best for: IT security teams that need to manage digital identities and ensure compliance with security policies.
Keyfactor Details
Keyfactor's In-App Market Place
Does Keyfactor have an in-app market place?
Yes
How many Mini-Apps in the marketplace?
1
Mini Apps
N/A
Pricing Options
Accepted Payment Currencies
USD ($), EUR (€)
Pros & Cons
- Provides an end-to-end solution for managing the entire certificate lifecycle, from issuance to renewal.
- Highly Scalable by being Built to handle the demands of large enterprise and IoT workloads, supporting millions of devices and transactions.
- Praised for its knowledgeable and responsive support team and thorough deployment process.
- Cost-Effective: Offers a unique price point for its extensive functionalities compared to competitors, as noted in Gartner reviews.
- Provides a "single pane of glass" for managing all certificates, improving governance and control.
- Automates the lifecycle of certificates, including provisioning and renewal, to minimize manual intervention and eliminate outages.
- Some users have noted concerns about portal performance and specific feature limitations, particularly with EJBCA Enterprise.
- Possible scalability and Accuracy Issues, with some reviewers noting issues with scalability and accuracy with Keyfactor Command.
- The Keyfactor PKI backend is described as limited to specific use cases, focusing on providing secure certificates rather than a broader range of functionalities.
- EJBCA Enterprise has been identified as having logging as a weak point, according to a review in the manufacturing industry.
- The comprehensive nature and deployment options may present a learning curve for some users or require significant planning for large-scale implementation.