
"NTT DATA and Fortanix announce a global partnership to help companies transition to post-quantum cryptography. The new Cryptography-as-a-Service offering is designed to prepare organizations for the quantum era while securing AI environments. The new service combines Fortanix's Data Security Manager Platform with NTT DATA's cybersecurity expertise. The goal is clear: to support companies in securing data in AI, cloud, and hybrid environments. At the same time, organizations must prepare for the post-quantum era with crypto-agility."
"The Fortanix platform uses Confidential Computing technology. This technique isolates and encrypts data while it is being processed. Data remains secure at rest, in transit, and in use in hybrid, multicloud, and AI environments. The uniform security architecture provides centralized visibility and policy control. This greatly simplifies audits, compliance, and regulatory reporting. For companies, this means a solid foundation for making their data security future-proof."
NTT DATA and Fortanix created a Cryptography-as-a-Service offering that combines Fortanix's Data Security Manager Platform with NTT DATA cybersecurity services to prepare organizations for the quantum era and secure AI environments. The Fortanix platform leverages Confidential Computing to isolate and encrypt data while processed, keeping data protected at rest, in transit, and in use across hybrid, multicloud, and AI infrastructures. A uniform security architecture delivers centralized visibility and policy control to simplify audits, compliance, and regulatory reporting. Use cases include multicloud key management, post-quantum readiness and migration planning, data sovereignty through geofencing, secure AI/ML processing, and HSM-as-a-Service. NTT DATA provides lifecycle services beginning with customized assessments and technology roadmaps for crypto-agility.
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