Khatim OCSP Server: Provides pivotal role in establishing Digital Trust
Khatim OCSP Server reduces the overheads associated with traditional Certificate Revocation Lists (CRLs) and provides a more efficient and scalable method for certificate validation.
- Get Advanced OCSP insights, reporting & alerting
- Enterprise ready, secure and quick to deploy OCSP server
- Manages multiple CAs with a single OCSP deployment
- Provide real-time or CRL based revocation for online, off-line CAs and PKIs

What makes Khatim OCSP Server stand out?
Khatim OCSP Server is Built for Speed
In the realm of validating digital certificates, time is of the essence. Khatim OCSP server offers market-leading performance designed to cater to high-volume OCSP processing.
Secured Processing & Audit
Establishing a high level of security and assurance is crucial in any business. Khatim OCSP server achieves this by utilizing military-grade security measures for all its functions, including key management, OCSP signing, administration, and transaction management.
Keeping it user-friendly
Complicated OCSP systems can lead to confusion and increase the likelihood of errors. Khatim OCSP server, boasts user-friendly, web GUI for administrators, making deployment, integration, and testing much quicker than other solutions on the market.
Live Reporting
Khatim OCSP Server is the first to present realtime and historical performance stats for all OCSP clusters from a single pane of glass.
How Khatim OCSP Server works?
Khatim OCSP Server (KOS) consist of 4 core components:
- Portal: Access OCSP configs, transactions & statistics
- Engine: Provides OCSP service to business apps
- Diagnostic: Performs housekeeping and health checks
- Storage: Stores configurations and transactional data
The overall processing logic is quite simple:
- Business applications send OCSP requests containing certificate information
- KOS verifies the incoming request
- KOS create a digitally signed OCSP response
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IETF and CA/B Forum & Compliancy
Khatim OCSP Server adheres to the industry standards set by IETF and CA/B Forum for OCSP response, which includes RFC 6960 and 5019 profiles. This allows seamless integration with a wide range of business applications such as Adobe Acrobat, Microsoft Office, web browsers & web servers. -
Support any HSM & CAs
Integrate with your existing HSMs using PKCS#11 like Entrust nShield, Thales Luna, Protect Server, Utimaco Cryptoserver etc. It also seamlessly integrates with non PKCS#11 based HSM like Microsoft Azure Key Vault, AWS Cloud HSM and Google Cloud HSM. -
OCSP Insights & Reporting
Admins can monitor their OCSP servers in real-time, and filter data based on revocation status, policies, success/failure, signing algorithm, and more. Khatim OCSP server also creates daily summary reports along similar data points providing administrator a snapshot of what types of OCSP responses were generated during the day, failures and alerts.
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Serve Multiple CAs & PKIs
Have multiple CAs or PKIs? A single deployment of Khatim OCSP Server can handle multiple Certification Authorities, PKI, local or remote CAs. Easily setup multiple OCSP policies by identifying OCSP signing certificate, CA to serve, whether to add extended revocation information and more.
Deployment
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Supported OS
All flavors of Windows Server & Linux (Centos Stream, Ubuntu, RedHat, Fedora)
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Languages
50+ Languages (English, Chinese, French, Italian Spanish, Arabic, German, Portuguese etc.)
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Minimum H/W Requirement
8 GB RAM, 2 vCPU (2.3 GHz), 10 GB disk space.
Words from Client
Leading companies rely on us for their PKI and digital signature needs
Codegic team was immensely helpful in bringing our ideas for phone-based PKI authentication and signing to reality. Codegic was absolutely up to the challenge of bringing the security and accountability of our Authenticity Infrastructure’s identity certificates to iOS and Android. They gave us secure solutions when it came to advanced digital signatures (CAdES, JSON signing) and WebCrypto. With top quality support, they are a go to shop for any serious PKI / Digital Signature development.
Wes Kussmaul CEO, Reliable Identities, Inc.
Pricing
- Khatim OCSP Server is charged per bundle
- Each bundle allows you to deploy 2 instance of OCSP server in high availability mode
- To add more servers in your existing pool; Add more bundles OR Buy a single server instance at 50% of the bundle price
- Test environments or Staging environments are charged 50% of the price
Maintenance Plan
With active annual software maintenance plan:
- Keep your installation safe and secure with the latest security updates
- Get free access to the newest features, enhancements, and bug fixes
- Get premium support from our technical engineers (within 24 hours on business days)
Has your maintenance expired?
Want to renew your maintenance plan? The price for 12 months is 25% of your license’s (current) list price.
Save more with extended supported
- Extend for 24 months and save 10%
- Extend for 36 months and save 15% best value
FAQs
Can we integrate with existing CAs?
Naturally, integrating Khatim OCSP Server with your current CAs is possible, and any customization required for the integration will be free of charge.
What is needed to run an OCSP server?
Deploying an OCSP server requires three core components:
– OCSP software and an efficient hardware on which to deploy
– CA configurations
– Cryptographic Hardware; Such as an HSM, ensures that the keys utilized to sign OCSP responses remain secure and protected.
How can developers integrate with OCSP servers?
Developers can use any open source API like bouncy castle which provides client side implementation for OCSP. More details can be found here.
How many OCSP server instances I need to deploy?
Deploy at least two instances initially for high availability and add more as needed to achieve the desired transaction per second (TPS) rate. Khatim OCSP Server allows for an unlimited number of instances to be deployed. Consider deploying the OCSP server in both staging and disaster recovery (DR) zones.
What it takes to be a Trusted Service Provider (TSP) for OCSP?
To become a Trusted Service Provider (TSP) for OCSP, it is necessary to comply with several ETSI and IETF standards, which include:
– ETSI EN 319 411-1 V1.3.1: This standard defines the policy and security requirements for Trust Service Providers issuing certificates. Part 1 of the standard outlines general requirements for electronic signatures and infrastructures.
– RFC 6960: This document specifies the technical and security requirements for TSPs providing Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP) services.
How can we boost the performance of Khatim OCSP Server?
There are many factor which can boost the performance. This includes:
– Opting for ECDSA over RSA keys (Check with your HSM vendor too)
– 2048 bit RSA keys over 4096 bit
– 384 bit ECDSA key over 521 bit
– Deploying multiple load balanced servers instead of a single instance
– Deploying OCSP server near your client region with low network latency
– Using HSM for keys storage instead of software
– Using a PCI based HSM over network/cloud based HSM
There are already many OCSP servers in the market why choose Khatim OCSP server?
Choosing the right OCSP server could be difficult. In any case, follow the checklist to choose the right one:
– Does it provide quick installation and simple configuration?
– Does it provide the throughput you expect & scales quickly?
– Does it support RFC 6960, 5019 and PKCS#11 interfaces?
– Does it support RSA and ECDSA based encryption?
– Does it raise alerts in case of failures?
– Does the vendor provide quick support?
– Are all operations done securely?
– Does it fit your budget?
Can alerts to be pushed to a central logging system?
Khatim OCSP Server features an integrated logging system that records all incoming requests and responses, while also alerting administrators of any issues. Furthermore, secure notifications can be sent to central logging systems such as Splunk, Grafana, Greylog, LogRhythm, and others.
Which technology stack is used for time OCSP processing?
Khatim OCSP server is built with Java (OpenJDK) and Apache Tomcat, providing platform independence and allowing for easy deployment on multiple platforms such as Linux, Windows, and Mac.
