Utimaco is a leading manufacturer of hardware based security solutions that provide the root of trust to keep cryptographic keys safe, secure critical digital infrastructures and protect high value data assets. Only Utimaco delivers a general-purpose hardware security module (HSM) as a customizable platform to easily integrate into existing software solutions, embed business logic and build secure applications. With German precision engineering, tamperproof Utimaco HSM offers scalable performance with the highest level of physical security and self-defense for hostile environments. With Utimaco's family of HSMs every regulatory specification and industry standard, every algorithm and required interface are covered.
Tens of thousands of enterprise and infrastructure companies rely on Utimaco to guard IP against internal and external threats and protect hundreds of millions of consumers globally.
You can find more information about hardware security modules in the ebook HSM for Dummies, available for download here.
The Utimaco u.trust General Purpose HSM Se-Series ensures the security of cryptographic key material for servers and applications. It includes integration software that supports the industry standard PKCS#11, Microsoft CSP/CNG/SQLEKM and JCE interfaces.
The Utimaco Enterprise Secure Key Manager v5.x – ESKM is a solution for key management for data at rest. It manages business-critical application encryption keys for OASIS KMIP clients.
The Utimaco CryptoServer CP5 is based on the CryptoServer Se Gen2 hardware platform and Common Criteria-certified according to the eIDAS Protection Profile (PP) EN 419 221-5 “Cryptographic Module for Trust Services”.
The Utimaco Atalla AT1000 Hardware Security Module (HSM) is a payment HSM that enables the interbanking business.
The Utimaco 360 HSM Monitoring provides centralized, remote monitoring and management of hardware security modules (HSMs).
Utimaco and CREAPLUS have outlined their cooperation in 2025, which will be marked by new solutions that make it easier for companies to comply with legal requirements in managing cybersecurity and resilience and protecting data.
In Budva, the Association of Security Managers of Montenegro organized the conference "Security without compromise", which addressed the current challenges of regional companies in the field of corporate security.
The Artificial Intelligence for Slovenia AI4SI initiative, which operates within the Association for Informatics and Telecommunications of the Slovenian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, has published an updated "Guide to Deploying Artificial Intelligence in Enterprises".
In an article by journalist Daret Hribersek on the portal of the magazine Finance: ICT informant, Mitja Trampuž, CEO of CREAPLUS, sheds light on the problems with RSA cryptographic key cracking and provides best practices for reducing risks and vulnerabilities in this type of data encryption.
CREAPLUS has strengthened its partnership with Ascertia, a global leader in high trust public key infrastructure and remote qualified digital signature solutions.
