Managed key infrastructure for high-trust digital workflows

Swisscom Key Management Service helps organizations use secure, managed key infrastructure for trusted identity, validation and QeS-related workflows.

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Key Management Services

High-trust digital processes depend on more than a smooth front-end journey. Behind every reliable identity, validation or signing workflow, organizations need secure infrastructure that can support traceability, key handling and compliance-relevant proof.

Building and operating this infrastructure internally is complex. It requires specialist security knowledge, operational discipline and a clear understanding of regulatory expectations.

Swisscom Key Management Service gives organizations access to managed trust infrastructure for workflows where secure key operations and audit-ready traceability matter.

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Managed
key infrastructure

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Georedundant HSMs
in Swiss data centres

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Supports audit-ready traceability

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Built for high-trust digital workflows

Key management is too critical to improvise

Digital identity management, validation and signing workflows rely on cryptographic trust. If key handling is weak, unclear or difficult to audit, the entire process becomes harder to trust.

For many organizations, operating secure key infrastructure internally is not realistic. It requires specialist expertise, hardened infrastructure, operational controls and documentation that can stand up to internal and external scrutiny.

This becomes especially important in QeS-related workflows, where identity verification, signing events, key operations and proof evidence need to fit together. Swisscom Key Management Service helps organizations reduce this infrastructure burden while building on Swisscom’s digital trust expertise.

High-trust infrastructure that lets you grow

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Reduce infrastructure complexity

Avoid building and operating specialist key-management infrastructure from scratch.

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Enable QeS-related validation flows

Connect key infrastructure with identity and signing workflows that require a higher level of trust.

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Focus on your business process

Let Swisscom support the trust layer while your organization focuses on the customer journey, product or platform.

Three steps to managed trust infrastructure

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Your workflow requires secure key operations

A validation, identity or signing process needs key infrastructure and traceability to support a high-trust outcome.

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Swisscom manages the key infrastructure

Swisscom Key Management Service provides the managed infrastructure layer for secure key operations and related proof requirements.

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Your process uses the trusted result

The business workflow can use the resulting trust evidence as part of validation, signing or compliance-relevant processes.

Built for organizations that need a trust infrastructure, not another isolated tool

The infrastructure layer behind high-assurance validation

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Swisscom Key Management Service is designed for organizations that need secure, managed key infrastructure as part of trusted digital workflows.

KMS can support processes where key operations, traceability and proof evidence are required, especially in connection with Credential Validator, Age Validator and partner services that need managed key infrastructure. Technical documentation will be available at developer.validator.swisscom.com once live.

A managed trust layer for demanding digital workflows

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Swisscom Key Management Service can support organizations that need a secure infrastructure layer behind validation, identity or signing processes.

Example scenarios may include ISV or SaaS platforms that need managed trust services, verifier infrastructure, or signing-related workflows where secure key handling and traceability are required.

The value of KMS is not visible as a standalone customer-facing feature. It works in the background, helping the business process meet higher trust, security and audit expectations.


Use case walkthrough

  1. A platform provider wants to offer a high-trust signing or validation workflow without operating its own key infrastructure.

  2. Swisscom Key Management Service provides the managed key layer behind the process.

  3. The platform keeps the customer-facing journey, while Swisscom supports the trust infrastructure in the background.

Start with the trust requirements of your workflow

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Key management requirements depend on your use case, assurance level, integration model, transaction volume and compliance expectations. Swisscom reviews your workflow and recommends the right infrastructure setup.

 

Request a consultation

 

Swisscom will assess your requirements before recommending a suitable managed key infrastructure setup.

Swisscom infrastructure for trusted digital processes

Key management sits at the heart of digital trust. It affects how identity events, validation results and signing workflows can be secured, traced and documented.

For software providers building e-ID, credential or signing-related workflows, managed key infrastructure helps connect security, traceability and operational responsibility.

Swisscom brings experience in digital identity, electronic signatures, trust services and regulated workflows. With Key Management Service, organizations can use Swisscom-managed infrastructure where secure key operations and audit-ready traceability are required.

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Swisscom digital
trust expertise

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Managed infrastructure for high-assurance workflows

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Audit-ready traceability and proof requirements support

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Can be combined with other Validator services

Connect KMS to high-trust validation workflows

Discuss managed key infrastructure

Talk to a digital trust expert

 

A Swisscom expert will review your use case before the conversation.