Clients can use the Open Fraud Intelligence Network to send information to Entrust's authentication and fraud detection software, though the network is designed to be vendor-neutral, Entrust said ...

Use of Company-wide Encryption Strategy Accelerating to Meet Multi-cloud Security Challenges, Reveals Entrust 2022 Global Encryption Trends Study ...

With this technology alliance, customers can now use the Entrust ID issuance solution in concert with NEDAP AEOS for a complete all-in-one card design, issuance and management system.

Entrust Authority (TM) Security Manager, a world-leading PKI, is designed to manage the digital keys and certificates that make up the digital identities used to transparently automate security ...

The two companies will use each other's technology to launch new products, including more secure ID management applications.

As AI-driven identity fraud continues to grow, governments need to verify and authenticate citizens to access online services.

Additionally, Entrust would have the opportunity to advance the use of biometric-based, highly phishing-resistant authentication in high-value transactions and signing events.

One of these rare partnerships was announced this week, between Entrust (the security mavens) and Waveset Technologies (the provisioning gurus). It’s not a one-night stand, but it isn’t ...

Over 1,650 enterprises and government agencies in more than 60 countries use Entrust solutions to help secure the digital lives of their citizens, customers, employees and partners.

Entrust Inc. is extending its Non-Federal Identity SSP service to include PIV-I compliance for state governments, the private sector and entities that wish to securely communicate and interoperate ...

Entrust Inc. this week introduced a $5 one-time passward hardware token in a move it hopes will lower the barriers to adoption of the technology.

Using Entrust’s security services will simplify administrative approvals, which currently requires staff to authenticate themselves separately to grant approval, said Michael D’Eath, vice ...