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Hardware Security Modules (HSMs)

Hardware Security Modules (HSMs)

Scale, manage, & secure your encyption processes.
The security of your business depends on it.

Thales hardware security modules (HSMs) provide encryption processing and protection for the keys and applications that underlie your critical security processes.

Thales HSMs - part of the nCiper product line - are easy to integrate with your systems and applications. They’re also flexible and scalable. That means they can meet your evolving encryption and compliance needs.

Featured Product

nShield Solo PCI and PCI Express
Thales nShield Solo

Thales nShield Connect

Thales nShield Connect, part of the nCipher product line, is a network-attached, general-purpose hardware security module that is optimized for business continuity and scalability. »

Thales nShield Solo

Thales nShield Solo, part of the nCipher product range, is an embedded, general-purpose HSM for servers and appliances that safeguards encryption and digital signing keys and runs custom applications on the module to protect data in use. »

Thales netHSM

Network security module for critical business processes »

payShield 9000

The next generation Hardware Security Module for payment security systems »

HSM 8000

World-leading protection for card transactions »

WebSentry

Cost-effective network connected HSM »

Related Resources

White Papers


  • Secure Execution Engine
    The Secure Execution Engine runs application software in a proven, certified hardware environment. It protects data, processes, and intellectual property that would otherwise be at risk.

Services

Webinars


  • Introducing nShield Connect 6000 webinar - July 2009
    This webinar introduces Thales nShield Connect 6000, the industry’s fastest network-attached hardware security module (HSM) and the only one to offer dual, hot-swappable power supplies. Part of the nCipher product line, the nShield Connect 6000 handles heavy workloads in even the most demanding always-on data centers.