Public Key Infrastructure
A well-designed PKI is the backbone of enterprise trust — and a poorly managed one is one of the most common sources of unplanned outages, compliance failures, and security incidents.
Aminah provides end-to-end PKI advisory and execution services, from architecture design through deployment, automation, and operational handoff. Every engagement is tailored to your specific business, regulatory, and security requirements.
WHAT WE OFFER
Industries subject to rigorous regulations and standards find solace in our offering. Seamlessly navigating the landscapes of Enterprise and Cloud, we adeptly oversee both public and private certificates, making digital certificates easy to use and hard to misuse.
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We design and deploy PKI infrastructure built to your organization's scale and compliance requirements. This includes CA hierarchy design, trust model definition, certificate policy development, and full deployment across on-premises, cloud, and hybrid environments. For regulated industries — financial services, healthcare, federal — we ensure alignment with FedRAMP, CMMC, FIPS 140, and other applicable standards.
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The security of your PKI rests entirely on the protection of your CA private keys.
We deploy and integrate hardware security modules (HSMs) using industry best practices, design and execute formal key ceremonies, and implement the controls and audit logging required to demonstrate custody and compliance. We support all major HSM platforms, including Thales, Entrust, AWS CloudHSM, and Azure Dedicated HSM.
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Expired and mismanaged certificates are among the leading causes of enterprise outages. We implement certificate lifecycle management strategies and automation frameworks that eliminate manual renewal processes, provide unified visibility across public and private certificates, and ensure your organization is never caught off guard by an unexpected expiry. Platforms supported include EJBCA, Microsoft ADCS, HashiCorpVault, and others.
Ready to elevate the maturity of your PKI program?