Organisations face certificate expiry incidents, scattered SSH and PGP keys, and manual renewal processes that increase operational risk and workload. Frequent short-lived certificates and mixed on-prem/cloud estates make keeping an accurate inventory and timely renewals difficult.
Key Manager Plus provides a single control plane for discovery, lifecycle automation, access control and auditing of certificates and keys. It automates discovery and renewal, stores keys in a vault, integrates with CAs and exposes APIs so teams can reduce manual effort and improve visibility.
Automate discovery and renewal to remove manual expiry alerts and reduce service outages; schedule scans across servers, directories and stores to build a central inventory.
Manage SSH and PGP keys from a vault, generate audit reports, and use CA integrations and REST APIs to automate issuance and deployment across applications and infrastructure.
Fits mid-sized and large organisations with extensive on-prem server and network estates, centralised IT/security teams, hybrid cloud environments and regulated sectors; also useful to managed service providers who handle multiple client estates.
Automation cuts routine certificate and key tasks and reduces operational load.
Automated renewals and rotation reduce outages caused by expired certificates.
Integrations and workflows speed certificate issuance and deployment.
A central inventory and audit logs make it easier to track keys and certificates.
Proactive TLS vulnerability scans help identify exposures such as Heartbleed or POODLE.
Works across on-prem and cloud components and supports mixed infrastructure discovery.
Use automated discovery and renewal to prevent service disruption from expired certificates in production services.
Integrate with Let's Encrypt and other CAs to automate short‑lived certificate issuance and renewal.
Manage SSH keys across large on‑prem server fleets and MSP client estates from a single vault.
Connect certificate lifecycle events to ITSM or MDM tools to reduce manual tickets and track changes.
Store and rotate PGP and other machine keys to reduce key sprawl in automated systems.
Expose REST APIs so applications and automation pipelines can request and retrieve certificates programmatically.