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Entrust Certificate Manager vs KeyTalk CKMS

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7.7#2 in public key infrastructure softwareFrom €5 a month
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FactEntrust Certificate ManagerKeyTalk CKMS
APIThe Certificate Manager API supports querying certificates by metadata, importing certificates, and updating custom-field metadata; available operations depend on token permissions.The product exposes client and administrator REST APIs using JSON over TLS and publishes an OpenAPI specification.
DeploymentEntrust says it can be deployed across on-premises, private cloud, and public cloud environments.CKMS is delivered as a virtual machine for customer infrastructure, private cloud environments including AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, or KeyTalk-managed PKI as a service.
HeadquartersMinneapolis, Minnesota, USAAmersfoort, Netherlands
SupportEntrust lists customer service centers for immediate assistance in the Americas, EMEA, and Asia Pacific regions.KeyTalk says it offers customers 24/7 support.

Entrust Certificate Manager plans

  • Entrust Certificate ManagerPriced on request

KeyTalk CKMS plans

  • S/MIME on-premise€5 a month
  • S/MIME hosted SaaS€6.50 a month
  • CKMS 10,000–24,999 seats—
  • CKMS 1,000–2,499 seats—
  • CKMS 25,000–49,999 seats—
  • CKMS 2,500–9,999 seats—

Pick Entrust Certificate Manager if…

Entrust Certificate Manager suits organizations that need centralized certificate lifecycle management across varied infrastructure and certificate authorities. Its deployment and integration options may be relevant to teams managing certificates across cloud and on-premises environments.

Pick KeyTalk CKMS if…

It suits businesses and managed service providers that need to manage certificates across their own infrastructure or customer environments. The S/MIME options may suit organizations seeking either on-premise or hosted service.

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