KeypMe consists of three primary components: a smartphone application, an operating system driver, and a server.
KeypMe smartphone application can create virtual smartcards that are fully backed by the secure element within the smartphone. For enhanced security, these virtual smartcards can also be backed by a Hardware Security Module (HSM).
KeypMe supports both PIV and OpenPGP smartcard standards.
KeypMe server enables the signing of KeypMe smartcard digital certificates against your company's Public Key Infrastructure (PKI).
Virtual smartcards generated by KeypMe are fully compatible with existing smartcard infrastructure built into operating systems and IT infrastructure.
No additional hardware is required, and there is no need to modify your existing IT infrastructure.
As a smartcard solution, KeypMe offers passwordless authentication, digital signature capabilities, and file encryption. Moreover, it seamlessly integrates with the smartcard software stack present on your operating system, such as web browsers, email clients, and office suites.
KeypMe also extends its functionality to support smartcard-enabled digital door locks, providing a comprehensive security solution.
KeypMe is designed to work seamlessly with both and smartphones, providing flexibility and accessibility for a wide range of users.
By leveraging the advanced security and biometric features built into modern smartphones, KeypMe offers a robust and convenient authentication experience.
KeypMe is delivered as a smartcard driver for major operating systems (OSes) including , , and . This driver enables KeypMe to leverage the existing smartcard software stack and applications already supporting smartcards, such as web browsers, email clients, and office suites. This ensures a smooth integration with your current IT infrastructure without requiring significant changes.
KeypMe seamlessly integrates into your existing IT infrastructure. Most major Active Directory and directory servers already support smartcards, making the implementation process straightforward.
KeypMe server is a middleware that signs smartcard digital certificates using a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) certificate authority.
The KeypMe server goes beyond authentication by providing activity monitoring across your IT infrastructure.
This allows you to detect unusual user credential usage patterns. By identifying such anomalies, you can proactively address potential security threats and unauthorized access attempts.
KeypMe server, KeypMe computer-based virtual smartcard and KeypMe mobile app virtual smartcard can all be configured to use different backends.
The extensible PKI and crypto backends allow to easily integrate into existing IT infrastructure.
Smartcards often have multiple X509 certificates. KeypMe server can be configured to provision each digital certificate within a different PKI thanks to its PKI backends.
In the same time, private cryptography keys can be configured to be stored in different crypto backends. For instance, the authentication cryptography key can be stored in the phone Secure Element (case of KeypMe mobile app) or in the computer TPM (case of KeypMe computer-based virtual smartcard) to allow offline authentication. While digital signature cryptography keys can be stored in qualified trusted storage for qualification.
