Keyfactor Unveils AI-Enabled Platform Integration for Simplified PKI Management and Digital Trust

Keyfactor Advances Digital Trust with AI Integration CLEVELAND—(BUSINESS WIRE)—Keyfactor, a leading provider of digital trust solutions for modern enterprises, has unveiled the preview release of Keyfactor Command MCP Server. This innovative integration connects Agentic AI tools such as Claude, Copilot, and ChatGPT with Keyfactor's Command platform, streamlining the management of Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) and Digital Certificate Lifecycle Management (CLM) tasks. The integration is powered by the Model Context Protocol (MCP), an emerging AI standard that facilitates smooth communication between AI agents and enterprise systems. "With PKI environments growing increasingly complex and certificate-related outages becoming more frequent, security teams require a faster and more intuitive approach to managing risks," said Ted Shorter, Keyfactor's CTO and co-founder. "Our prototype of the Keyfactor Command MCP Server provides a glimpse into the future of AI-driven digital trust, enabling security teams to use natural language to gain powerful insights, speed up remediation, and automate certificate operations at scale." Key Features of Keyfactor Command MCP Server The Command MCP Server introduces several groundbreaking features designed to enhance digital trust: Natural Language Queries: Users can interact with their PKI environment using simple, conversational prompts to retrieve crucial information. Risk Identification: The server surfaces potential certificate risks, allowing teams to quickly pinpoint and address vulnerabilities. Automated Remediation: Issues can be resolved automatically through straightforward commands, reducing the likelihood of outages and enhancing security. A Vision for Actionable AI in Digital Trust While the integration is still in its early stages and not yet suitable for production environments, it signifies a pivotal step toward Keyfactor's goal of making digital trust more secure, scalable, and accessible. The Command MCP Server demonstrates how AI can transform the way organizations handle cryptographic risks and certificate management. Availability Currently, the Command MCP Server is available for preview on GitHub, where users can evaluate and test its capabilities. A recorded demo showcasing the integration with Claude Desktop, including certificate discovery and risk remediation through natural language, is also available. A Continued Commitment to Innovation This announcement underscores Keyfactor's ongoing commitment to innovation in the domain of digital trust. Recent acquisitions of InfoSec Global and CipherInsights have bolstered Keyfactor's offerings in cryptographic discovery, risk monitoring, and quantum-safe readiness. These additions form a robust foundation for crypto-agility, providing organizations with the visibility, control, and automation necessary to manage cryptographic risks effectively and adapt to new standards, such as post-quantum cryptography (PQC). The PQC transition represents a significant challenge for organizations, requiring them to scale their remediation efforts rapidly. Keyfactor Command MCP Server addresses this challenge by enabling teams to identify, assess, and mitigate cryptographic risks using AI, thus accelerating large-scale certificate operations. By integrating intelligent discovery with AI-assisted remediation, Keyfactor is simplifying the process of cryptographic transformation and lowering the barriers to participation for more teams. This approach helps organizations build secure, quantum-ready infrastructures, ensuring they remain resilient and adaptable in the face of evolving security standards. About Keyfactor Keyfactor is dedicated to establishing digital trust in the hyper-connected world by helping organizations create and maintain secure, trusted connections across all devices, workloads, and machines. The company simplifies PKI management, automates CLM, and enhances crypto-agility, empowering businesses to navigate current challenges such as increasing certificate volumes, manual processes, and regulatory changes. Furthermore, Keyfactor's solutions lay the groundwork for a smooth and successful transition to post-quantum cryptography. To learn more, visit keyfactor.com.