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Keyfactor Launches Trust Control Plane for Machine Identity and Post-Quantum Migration

Identity and access management developer Keyfactor has launched its Trust Control Plane, a unified cryptographic operating platform designed to orchestrate machine identities, keys, and certificates across enterprise environments. Announced in a corporate briefing, the architecture consolidates fragmented cryptographic assets and legacy public key infrastructure (PKI) utilities into a single system of control. The deployment framework is engineered to address the operations bottleneck caused by proliferating non-human identities, shrinking public certificate lifespans, and the impending requirement to transition enterprise networks to quantum-resistant algorithms.