Evertrust, a European provider of PKI and certificate lifecycle management solutions, has entered a strategic alliance with AmiViz, a leading cybersecurity value-added distributor in the Middle East and Africa. The partnership aims to help enterprises across the region strengthen digital trust, manage machine identities securely, and meet growing compliance demands through sovereign PKI and crypto governance tools.

Under the agreement, AmiViz will distribute Evertrust’s full portfolio, including its modern sovereign Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), Certificate Lifecycle Management (CLM), and crypto governance solutions. Organisations can now gain better visibility over all their digital certificates, automate issuance and renewal processes, enforce consistent security policies, and reduce risks of outages or compliance failures.

Evertrust’s unified platform supports on-premises, cloud, OT, and hybrid environments. It gives enterprises full control over their digital identities and cryptographic assets an important factor for governments, financial institutions, and critical infrastructure providers seeking digital sovereignty.

AmiViz’s strong distribution network and deep understanding of regional needs will make these advanced solutions more accessible to businesses in the Middle East and Africa. The partnership addresses rising challenges around certificate sprawl, quantum threats, and the need for automated, reliable machine identity management as digital transformation accelerates.

“Evertrust brings a modern, sovereign approach to PKI and certificate lifecycle management at a time when digital trust is critical,” said representatives from AmiViz. The collaboration is expected to help organisations modernise their security infrastructure while maintaining control over sensitive cryptographic operations.

This alliance comes as African enterprises and governments increase investments in cybersecurity and digital infrastructure. Reliable certificate management and crypto governance are becoming essential for secure online services, banking, e-government platforms, and Internet of Things (IoT) deployments.

The move strengthens AmiViz’s position as a key player in the regional cybersecurity market and gives Evertrust broader reach in fast-growing African markets. Both companies say they will work closely with local partners to deliver tailored solutions that address specific regulatory and operational requirements.

For many organisations, this partnership offers a practical way to reduce security risks, avoid costly downtime from expired certificates, and prepare for future challenges such as post-quantum cryptography requirements.

The collaboration was announced on May 11, 2026, and is expected to deliver immediate value to enterprises looking to build more resilient and sovereign digital foundations.