GlobalSign Atlas
5.3#27 in certificate management softwareWebAPI
VisitGlobalSign Atlas vs KeyTalk CKMS
KeyTalk CKMS
7.7#2 in public key infrastructure softwareFrom €5 a monthAndroidiOSWebAPI
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| Fact | GlobalSign Atlas | KeyTalk CKMS |
|---|---|---|
| Certificate lifecycle | GlobalSign describes certificate lifecycle tools including ACME and TLS Connect for automating certificate operations and reducing expiration-related outage risk. | CKMS provides a central repository for certificates and keys, automated or semi-automated deployment and renewal, and reporting, notifications, and alerts. |
| Deployment | Atlas is described as a secure SaaS platform with APIs, Active Directory integration and MDM connectors for deployment automation. | 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. |
| Headquarters | Tokyo, Japan | Amersfoort, Netherlands |
| Integrations | Documented integrations include ServiceNow, Kubernetes cert-manager, Docker workflows, Atlas ACME and the Atlas Issuer. | Documented integrations include Microsoft Intune, MobileIron, VMware Workspace ONE, JAMF, RADIUS, LDAP, MySQL and HSMs. |
| Support | Atlas support documentation offers self-service articles and guides, live chat, email, support tickets and scheduled calls with technical support. | KeyTalk says it offers customers 24/7 support. |
GlobalSign Atlas plans
- GlobalSign AtlasPriced 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 GlobalSign Atlas if…
It is intended for enterprises and service providers managing certificates across users, devices, servers, and signing workflows. Teams needing API-based deployment automation and lifecycle controls may find its integrations relevant.
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.