AccuKnox

Knox is a secret management service. Knox is a service for storing and rotation of secrets, keys, and passwords used by other services. Pinterest has a plethora of keys or secrets doing things like signing cookies, encrypting data, protecting our network via TLS, accessing our AWS machines, communicating with our third parties, and many more. If these keys become compromised, rotating (or changing our keys) used to be a difficult process generally involving a deploy and likely a code change. Keys/secrets within Pinterest were stored in git repositories. This means they were copied all over our company's infrastructure and present on many of our employees laptops. There was no way to audit who accessed or who has access to the keys. Knox was built to solve these problems. Ease of use for developers to access/use confidential secrets, keys, and credentials. Confidentiality for secrets, keys, and credentials. Provide mechanisms for key rotation in case of compromise.

nsKnox is a fintech-security company, enabling corporations and banks to prevent fraud and ensure compliance in B2B Payments. Founded and led by Alon Cohen, Founder & former CEO of CyberArk (NASDAQ: CYBR), nsKnox solutions help organizations avoid significant financial losses, heavy fines, and reputational damage. Cybercriminals today are using ever-more sophisticated techniques, such as vendor impersonation, business email compromise (BEC), and social engineering, to divert outgoing corporate payments to their own fraudulent accounts. As their success rates grow so does the financial damage incurred by targeted organizations. PaymentKnox™ for Accounts Payable introduces a technology-driven approach that enables organizations to minimize the risk of human error and prevent unauthorized payments.