Custody boundaries
Keep sensitive key material and operations closer to the customer environment.
SecuriTLS Satellites provide customer-side certificate execution with Satellite-encrypted private keys or HSM-backed keys that remain within the configured HSM custody boundary.
Use AWS KMS, Azure Key Vault, Google Cloud KMS, Vault, or local encryption for Satellite custody, and integrate HSM-backed certificate workflows through Vault or compatible KMIP infrastructure.
Some organizations want the visibility and workflow benefits of a SaaS platform while keeping private-key operations inside infrastructure they control.
Keep sensitive key material and operations closer to the customer environment.
Use an outbound connection model for environments that should not expose inbound management services.
Coordinate local execution through the same certificate, deployment, validation, and audit workflows.
Certificate management stays centralized while private-key handling can remain under the security controls appropriate for each workload.
SecuriTLS manages encrypted private-key material and the certificate lifecycle.
Generate and encrypt private keys inside your environment before the encrypted key blob is stored by SecuriTLS.
Keep private keys under HSM control and let the Satellite request cryptographic operations using a stored key reference.
Generate RSA and ECDSA key pairs and perform signing through compatible KMIP servers.
Support RSA 2048, 3072, and 4096 and ECDSA P-256, P-384, and P-521, and ML-DSA 44, 65, and 87 HSM-backed keys.
SecuriTLS KMIP interoperability has been validated against Cosmian KMS. Other KMIP implementations may work when they provide the required operations and algorithms.
Generate private keys in the satellite environment and return certificate requests or encrypted results.
Coordinate signing through the satellite that holds or can access the relevant CA key material.
Encrypt deployment credentials for use by the intended satellite.
Write certificate, key, and CA materials to configured paths and run service reload commands.
Explore deployment automation →Inspect deployed certificate and key files in the customer environment.
Test live endpoints from the environment that can reach the target service.
Explore validation →Stores workflow state, certificate records, job status, deployment intent, and audit history.
Performs authorized local operations using customer-controlled access and encrypted material.
Receives certificate deployments and is validated from the appropriate network location.
Start with a private CA and a few certificates, then expand into automation, deployment validation, audit history, and satellite workflows.