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AWS KMS

AWS KMS

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What is AWS KMS?

AWS Key Management Service (KMS) is a managed service that makes it easy for you to create and control the cryptographic keys used to protect your data. KMS allows you to centrally manage encryption keys and define the policies associated with their use, providing a secure and compliant way to encrypt data at rest and in transit across various AWS services and applications. It is commonly used for encrypting EBS volumes, S3 buckets, databases, and other sensitive data stored in AWS.

What other technologies are related to AWS KMS?

AWS KMS Competitor Technologies

Google Cloud's key management service, providing similar functionality to AWS KMS.
mentioned alongside AWS KMS in 19% (57) of relevant job posts
Microsoft Azure's key management service, providing similar functionality to AWS KMS.
mentioned alongside AWS KMS in 9% (71) of relevant job posts
A secrets management tool that can also be used for key management, similar to AWS KMS.
mentioned alongside AWS KMS in 2% (188) of relevant job posts

AWS KMS Complementary Technologies

Stores and manages secrets. KMS can encrypt these secrets, making them complementary.
mentioned alongside AWS KMS in 10% (148) of relevant job posts
IAM controls access to KMS keys and defines who can perform cryptographic operations.
mentioned alongside AWS KMS in 4% (235) of relevant job posts
Can be used to monitor the configuration of KMS keys and ensure compliance.
mentioned alongside AWS KMS in 4% (99) of relevant job posts

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