Imprivata EAM Keeps Appliance Keys Trusted Until Redeployment
EAM through 26.2.6 has no supported RSA key-pair rotation. Protect key copies in backups and snapshots, and plan redeployment if the private key is exposed.
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Authentication, access, credentials, and identity systems.
EAM through 26.2.6 has no supported RSA key-pair rotation. Protect key copies in backups and snapshots, and plan redeployment if the private key is exposed.
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