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KeyTalk CKMS vs OpenXPKI

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KeyTalk CKMS

7.7#2 in public key infrastructure softwareFrom €5 a month
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OpenXPKI

6.3#11 in certificate management softwareFree plan
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FactKeyTalk CKMSOpenXPKI
DeploymentCKMS 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.Community Edition Debian packages are available for Debian 12, while Enterprise Edition is packaged for RHEL, SLES, and Ubuntu Server LTS.
IntegrationsDocumented integrations include Microsoft Intune, MobileIron, VMware Workspace ONE, JAMF, RADIUS, LDAP, MySQL and HSMs.Connectors can access flat files, LDAP directories, SQL databases, and web services; Enterprise Edition offers DigiCert, Sectigo, and SwissSign extensions.
ReportingCKMS provides reporting, notifications and alerts for certificate operations.Custom reporting workflows collect statistics and KPIs for PKI Realms and can generate downloadable CSV files.
SupportKeyTalk says it offers customers 24/7 support.Community Edition support is available through a mailing list; commercial support options with SLAs are offered by White Rabbit Security GmbH.

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—

OpenXPKI plans

  • Community EditionFree
  • Enterprise EditionPriced on request
  • OpenXPKI as a ServicePriced on request

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.

Pick OpenXPKI if…

It suits professional PKI environments and teams responsible for certificate operations, including system administrators, PKI operators, developers, and integration engineers. Community Edition is an option for teams able to use its Debian packages and mailing-list support.

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