Abstract: A method including transmitting, by a network device to a security device, an initial security instruction set including a plurality of initial security instructions associated with operation of the security device; transmitting, by the network device to the security device, an event signal associated with the security device carrying out the network-facing operation; receiving, by the network device from the security device based on transmitting the event signal, a security instruction associated with the security device carrying out the network-facing operation, the security instruction being from among the plurality of initial security instructions; translating, by the network device, the security instruction into a host instruction to be executed by the network device; and transmitting, by the network device to the security device based on executing the translated host instruction, communication information to enable the security device to carry out the network-facing operation is disclosed.

Abstract: Methods for rotating cryptographic keys to revoke access to encrypted data stored on a remote server. Obtaining a first cryptographic key from a key store. Generating a second cryptographic key at a user device. Obtaining a first chunk of data from an encrypted file stored on the remote server. Decrypting the first chunk of data using the first cryptographic key to provide a decrypted first chunk of data. Re-encrypting the decrypted first chunk of data using the second cryptographic key to provide a re-encrypted first chunk of data. Uploading the re-encrypted first chunk of data to the remote server from non-persistent storage. Repeating the steps until an entire encrypted file has been decrypted and re-encrypted. Combining all the re-encrypted chunks of the encrypted file to provide a reassembled encrypted file that is associated with the second cryptographic key. Updating the remote server with the reassembled encrypted file associated with the second cryptographic key.

Abstract: Methods for rotating cryptographic keys to revoke access to encrypted data stored on a remote server. Obtaining a first cryptographic key from a key store. Generating a second cryptographic key at a user device. Obtaining a first chunk of data from an encrypted file stored on the remote server. Decrypting the first chunk of data using the first cryptographic key to provide a decrypted first chunk of data. Re-encrypting the decrypted first chunk of data using the second cryptographic key to provide a re-encrypted first chunk of data. Uploading the re-encrypted first chunk of data to the remote server from non-persistent storage. Repeating the steps until an entire encrypted file has been decrypted and re-encrypted. Combining all the re-encrypted chunks of the encrypted file to provide a reassembled encrypted file that is associated with the second cryptographic key. Updating the remote server with the reassembled encrypted file associated with the second cryptographic key.