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Fornetix Key Orchestration Platform vs Fortanix Data Security Manager

Fornetix Key Orchestration Platform

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Fortanix Data Security Manager

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Plans published11
Spec score · Key Management Software8.0 (#3)7.7 (#6)
DeploymentVaultCore is offered as hardware, virtual, and cloud appliance deployments.Secrets management works on-premises, natively in the cloud, and across hybrid and multicloud environments.
HeadquartersFrederick, Maryland, United StatesSanta Clara, California, United States
IntegrationsVaultCore connects to KMIP-compatible systems and uses Orchestration Gateway plugins to translate non-KMIP systems, including AWS, Azure, and F5.The product provides REST APIs and supports open standards including OAuth, OpenID (SAML), LDAP, JWT, and PKI, as well as Kubernetes and Docker.
SupportCustomers can contact Fornetix support by email or use a customer support portal.Fortanix provides customer support, documentation, downloads, REST API documentation, FAQs, a technical support program, and professional services links.

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Fornetix Key Orchestration Platform

  • VaultCorePriced on request

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Fortanix Data Security Manager

  • Data Security Manager 30-days Free TrialFree

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In their own words

Fornetix Key Orchestration Platform

Fornetix Key Orchestration Platform centers on VaultCore, which automates enterprise encryption key management and lifecycle work across an organization. It supports policy-driven key rotation and enforcement, with access controls that combine attribute-based and role-based rules. Fornetix says VaultCore supports over one hundred million keys. It connects to KMIP-compatible systems, while Orchestration Gateway plugins translate non-KMIP integrations including AWS, Azure, and F5. VaultCore is available as a hardware, virtual, or cloud appliance. The gateway runs on Windows Server or Linux and provides REST API integrations. VaultCore provides Common Event Format logging and can respond to SIEM alerts, including Splunk alerts, with rapid rekeying. Fornetix describes support for compliance work involving GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and NIST 800, and integrations with HSMs such as nCipher; it cites FIPS 140-2 Level 3 certification for that combination. Pricing is by quote, and a full-featured 30-day trial is available. The company is headquartered in Frederick, Maryland.

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Fortanix Data Security Manager

Fortanix Data Security Manager (DSM) gives DevOps and security teams a way to manage secrets, credentials, certificates, API keys and tokens outside source code. Secrets management can run on-premises, in the cloud, or across hybrid and multicloud environments. DSM provides REST APIs and supports standards and technologies including OAuth, OpenID (SAML), LDAP, JWT, PKI, Kubernetes and Docker.

Documented CI/CD integrations include HashiCorp Vault, Kubernetes Secret Store CSI Driver, Ansible, Jenkins, GitHub, GitLab, CyberArk, Delinea and Azure DevOps. Fortanix says the service stores secrets in a FIPS 140-2 Level 3 certified HSM and uses Intel SGX and Runtime Encryption technology. Role-based access controls, safeguards against unauthorized password changes, simultaneous-login alerts and audit logs support access oversight. Listed certifications include FIPS 140-2 Level 3, PCI-DSS, ISO 27001, CIS and SOC 2 Type 2. The DSM SaaS trial includes the full feature set for 30 days at free, with no credit card required to start. No numeric Enterprise price is listed.

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