Risk indicator definitions

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Risk indicators are used to identify security vulnerabilities and compliance issues in cryptographic assets.

Certificate risk indicators

Risk Indicator Description Detection Criteria
Weak algorithm Certificate uses cryptographic algorithms that are deprecated or considered weak by current security standards MD5, SHA-1, RSA < 2048 bits, DSA < 2048 bits, DES, 3DES, RC4
Trusted CA risk Certificate is not issued by a trusted certificate authority or has CA-related trust issues Self-signed certificate, CA not in trusted root store, or CA not in organizational trust policy
No owner Certificate has no identified owner or responsible party Owner field is empty or not assigned
No environment Certificate lacks environment classification Environment field is empty or not specified
No renewal process Certificate has no defined renewal process or workflow No renewal process documented or automated workflow configured

Key risk indicators

Risk Indicator Description Applies to
Weak algorithm Key uses a weak or insufficient algorithm or key size AWS KMS keys, Azure Key Vault keys
Not PQC ready Key does not use a post-quantum-safe algorithm AWS KMS keys, Azure Key Vault keys
Not rotated Key has not been rotated within the recommended period AWS KMS keys
Pending deletion Key is scheduled for deletion AWS KMS keys
Expired Key is expired or lacks a proper expiration date Azure Key Vault keys
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