Trident HSM Certification
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Trident HSM is the second Signature Activation Module we have evaluated which achieved eIDAS conformity.
Receiving positive feedback is a perfect way to start a week.
"CCLAB efficiently supported us throughout the whole change management process. The predictability, accurate scheduling, and supportive mindset helped us to finish the project in time."
Thank you. It is always a pleasure to collaborate with innovative companies, such as i4p Informatikai Kft.
TRIDENT is the first HSM in the world to combine high-level hardware security and multi-party computation in order to provide the highest level of data protection required in business.
See more at https://www.i4p.com
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