Observed Signal · Sep 13, 2026 · Market Signal · Source: Entrust · Impact: 3.5/5
Entrust Supports External Key Management for Azure Key Vault Managed HSM
Entrust support for external key management in Microsoft Azure Key Vault Managed HSM helps organizations achieve a long-standing best practice in data security: keeping encryption keys under their own control and separate from the data they protect.
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Taking Control of Cloud Encryption: Entrust Supports External Key Management for Azure Key Vault Managed HSM
Entrust support for external key management in Microsoft Azure Key Vault Managed HSM helps organizations achieve a long-standing best practice in data security: keeping encryption keys under their own control and separate from the data they protect.
Azure App Configuration vs Azure Key Vault
A concise technical comparison explaining when to use Azure Key Vault versus Azure App Configuration. Key Vault is designed to securely store sensitive items — secrets, keys and certificates — with HSM support, RBAC/access policies, logging, and rotation features. App Configuration is intended for centralized application configuration: non-sensitive settings, feature flags, labeled/versioned key‑value pairs, and dynamic refresh across environments. The author’s rule of thumb: secrets → Key Vault, configs → App Configuration, and in practice teams often combine both by storing general settings in App Configuration and referencing Key Vault secrets for sensitive values.
HashiCorp Vault CLI: Managing Encryption Keys
This technical guide explains Hashicorp Vault CLI commands for managing encryption keys across the transform, transit, pki and ssh secrets engines, with examples in a local three-server Vault cluster. The article is written against hashicorp_vault_v1.21.1 (released 2025-11-18) and demonstrates practical workflows: activating secret engines, importing external keys into transit, using response wrapping and unwrap for one-time secret delivery, issuing and reissuing certificates with the pki engine, running PKI health-checks, listing intermediates and verifying signatures, and initiating ephemeral SSH sessions via the ssh engine. It notes that the transform engine is an enterprise-only feature and provides command examples and sample outputs to illustrate key management, import/export behaviors, and engine-specific capabilities.
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