ILM: Enterprise Cybersecurity Beyond The Certificate
Modern organizations have moved beyond certificate lifecycle management. Today’s environments rely on fragmented cryptographic assets spanning cloud, applications, devices, workloads, and AI. Identity Lifecycle Management (ILM) brings it under one unified control plane.
- Discover and inventory certificates, keys, secrets, tokens, and signing systems across your enterprise.
- Apply centralized, policy-driven governance and lifecycle control across existing cryptographic environments.
- Modernize over time with automation, visibility, and optional consolidation using OmniTrust PKI.
ILM extends traditional CLM — shifting from renewal and outage prevention to enterprise-wide cryptographic lifecycle governance.
Discover & Inventory
Find and map all cryptographic assets - certificates, keys, secrets, and signing systems—across cloud, vaults, devices, and legacy environments. Normalize into a centralized system of record with ownership, metadata, dependencies, and risk context.
Manage
Apply policy-driven lifecycle governance across all asset types—issuance, rotation, revocation, access control, and signing policies. Enforce compliance, reduce risk, and maintain consistent control. Optionally unify fragmented CAs with OmniTrust PKI over time.
Automate
Orchestrate lifecycle workflows across PKIs, vaults, and tools—eliminating manual effort and ensuring continuous control. Leverage OmniTrust PKI to standardize issuance and replace legacy CAs where needed, enabling scalable, modern cryptographic operations.
Products
- Enables compliance with NIS2, ETSI standards, and organizational Crypto Policy Controls.
- Provides cryptographic inventory and certificate transparency for CBOM (Cryptographic Bill of Materials) creation.
- Integrates with GRC and posture assessment tools for continuous trust assurance
- Supports automated enrollment, renewal, and revocation with full auditability.
- Delivers centralized oversight for key strength and algorithm conformance aligned with NIST and ENISA guidance.
- Automates key rotation and retirement to mitigate risk under NIS2 and ISO 27001 frameworks.
- Enables cryptographic agility by adapting keys, algorithms, and policies across systems as standards evolve.
- Ensures posture visibility across HSM, KMS, and softwarebased cryptography.
- Conforms with eIDAS2, ETSI EN 319 421, and CSC (Cloud Signature Consortium) standards.
- Supports qualified trust service providers (QTSPs) and enterprise signing under unified policy.
- Provides HSM-backed key custody, timestamping, and verifiable signature chains for audit.
- Strengthens supply-chain integrity through signing assurance and provenance tracking.
- Centralizes secure storage and lifecycle management for passwords, application secrets, tokens, and machine credentials across enterprise, cloud, and DevOps environments.
- Enforces policy-driven access control with least-privilege authentication and separation of duties for users, applications, and services.
- Automates secure distribution, rotation, and revocation of secrets without exposing credentials or disrupting operations.
- Provides continuous monitoring, audit logging, and visibility to support compliance, incident response, and operational assurance.
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Featured Industries
Flex applies to any industry that depends on embedded, IoT, or connected devices and infrastructure. Wherever devices must operate safely and securely, Flex delivers runtime trust and resilience. Selected industries where Flex is in high demand include:
Telecom, Cloud & AI
OmniTrust secures telecom, cloud, and AI environments by enforcing trusted identities, protecting distributed workloads, and validating data and model integrity. Continuous lifecycle governance prevents credential drift, mitigates supply-chain risk, and ensures resilient, compliant operations across high-scale networks, cloud platforms, and autonomous AI-driven systems.
Financial Services
OmniTrust protects financial institutions by securing identities, transactions, and distributed infrastructure with strong cryptographic integrity. Automated lifecycle governance eliminates credential failures, detects unauthorized changes, and verifies provenance - supporting resilient operations and regulatory compliance across payments, trading systems, ATMs, branch networks, and cloud-based financial services.