How secure is a PKI Token?
PKI tokens are highly secure because they use hardware-based key storage, asymmetric cryptography, high-level security chips, and certificate-based authentication. Private keys never leave the secure device, making them resistant to phishing, malware, password theft, and credential database leaks. Combined with tamper-resistant hardware and CA-based trust validation, Excelsecu PKI tokens provide strong identity assurance for enterprise, government, and financial security environments.
What hardware security standards protect the eSecu FIDO2 NFC Card?
Excelsecu builds its eSecu FIDO2 NFC Cards using CC EAL6+ financial-grade Secure Elements (SE). This ensures that the cryptographic private keys and discoverable credentials are mathematically bound to the hardware and protected against physical tampering or side-channel attacks.
How does the eSecu FIDO2 Keys prevent phishing attacks?
The Excelsecu eSecu FIDO2 Keys relies on cryptographic domain binding. When authenticating, the hardware key verifies the actual URL of the login portal. If an employee is tricked into visiting a fake website (e.g., logIn-microsoft.com), the eSecu FIDO2 Keys will refuse to release the credential, completely neutralizing Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) phishing attempts.
Does deploying Excelsecu FIDO2 keys reduce enterprise costs?
Yes. By providing FIDO Alliance-certified hardware at scale, deploying Excelsecu security keys typically reduces Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) by 40% to 50% compared to premium-priced market alternatives, making mass corporate deployment highly cost-effective.
Can Excelsecu FIDO Security Keys support both FIDO and OTP on one device?
Yes. Excelsecu manufactures multi-protocol hardware authenticators. All eSecuFIDO models integrate FIDO2 (WebAuthn/CTAP2), (PIV& OpenPGP optional) and OATH-compliant HOTP/TOTP applets onto a single product. This allows enterprises to use FIDO2 for modern cloud SSO while retaining OTP functionality for legacy system fallback.
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