TrustSec PKI Token Features
Is compatible with both RSA standards and Microsoft standards, which are commonly used by most of the applications to perform their secure operations, some applications are listed as following:
Driverless USB Device
TrustSec Smart Token is a HID device, which means that it doesn’t require any drivers to work. The Plug and Play nature give ease of use and installation during deployment within any environment.
2FA – Two Factor Authentication
TrustSec Pki Token depends on two factor of authentication, which are: Something you know (The Token PIN) and something you have (the Hardware token).
Hardware Security
TrustSec Smart Token is a hardware device with 32-bit processor. The strength of hardware security is that all keys and cryptographic functionalities are executed on board, keeping all data safe from compromising in unsecure software environment. The recommendation of security institutes (Example: FIPS140-2) secure data must be generated, stored and processed in a separate environment outside the computer. This will protect sensitive user data from digital attacks. TrustSec Smart Token can generate RSA-1024 keys.
Hardware Storage
TrustSec Smart Token contains secure and encrypted Hardware Storage. This hardware secure storage will keep all users’ keys and certificates secure against any third-party attack. TrustSec Smart Token can store up to 10 Certificates on board.
International Standards Compliance
TrustSec Smart Token is built on international standards, keeping it compliant with different tools and third-party software. TrustSec Smart Token is shipped with libraries compliant with PKCS#11 and Microsoft CSP. International standards cover: PKCS (1, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11, 2.2 and 12), X5.09 Certificates, CSP and FIPS 140-2-L2. TrustSec Smart Token is certified from ITIDA and compliant with the Egyptian Digital Signature Law.
Compatibility
TrustSec Smart Token is compatible with Windows NT and Linux Platforms.
TrustSec Smart Token libraries can be easily integrated with any application compliant with PKCS#11 or CSP standards. Examples for such applications are Microsoft Outlook™, Thunderbird™, Firefox™ and Internet Explorer™.
TrustSec Smart Token can be easily integrated with any certificates issued from international and trusted third party CAs.