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      <title>DevOps: easy answers, hard questions</title>
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      <title>Commercial Cryptographic Key Management in 2018</title>
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      <description>Modern key management in a large organization is primarily described by bureaucratic procedures and compliance requirements due to financial liability. No one personnel hold all the keys required for a task. To minimize the need for trust in a day to day operations, the problem is partially solved with the three basic principles - separation of duties, dual control and split knowledge.</description>
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