Entrust CEO Bill Conner to Address International Officials at EastWest Institute Worldwide Security Forum

Leading Industry Executive to Discuss Worldwide Cyber Security Imperatives

10 Nov 2003

DALLAS - Entrust, Inc. [NASDAQ: ENTU], a global leader in securing digital identities and information, today announced that company chairman, president and CEO Bill Conner will address the EastWest Institute's international security forum, Towards Worldwide Security - Building the Transatlantic Agenda, scheduled for November 17, 2003 in Brussels, Belgium.

Towards Worldwide Security - Building the Transatlantic Agenda is an EastWest Institute initiative to address new worldwide security threats. The international conference will examine the different threat perceptions and approaches of the United States, Europe and Russia, build consensus for a global agenda, and encourage international cooperation on worldwide security.

"In today's dynamic times, government and industry must establish a new level of cooperation to meet shared security and economic objectives," said Conner. "From energy and telecommunications to financial services and transportation, today's modern infrastructures have emerged as the battlefield of choice for terrorist and criminal threats alike. As a result, the private sector now plays a dual role as guardian of the world's critical infrastructure, as well as the engine of global commerce. The EastWest Institute's worldwide security forum will promote a much needed dialogue to address today's worldwide security imperatives and establish a framework for effective international partnerships."

WHAT:	The EastWest Institute Worldwide Security Forum (EWI Event Overview) Towards Worldwide Security - Building the Transatlantic Agenda
WHO:	Bill Conner, Chairman, President and CEO, Entrust Other participants include: Alberto Bradanini, Director, United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute; Elmar Brok, Member, European Parliament, Chairman of Committee for Foreign Affairs; Douglas Browning, Deputy Commissioner, Bureau of Customs and Border Protection, US Department of Homeland Security; Denis Cavert, Vice President, Vaccines, Baxter; Maria Livanos Cattaui,, Secretary General, International Chamber of Commerce; Michelle D'Auray, Chief Information Officer, Canada; Richard Falkenrath, Deputy Assistant to the President of the United States and Deputy Homeland Security Advisor; Sir Michael Howard, President Emeritus, International Institute of Strategic Studies; Donald Johnston, Secretary General, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD); John Edwin Mroz, President and Founder, EastWest Institute; Sergey Ordzhonikidze, Under Secretary General and Director General, United Nations; Quentin Peel, International Affairs Editor, Financial Times; Andrew Pinder, Central Sponsor for Information Assurance & E-envoy, UK; Jamie Shea, Deputy Assistant Secretary General for External Relations, NATO; John Stammreich, Vice President for Homeland Security, Boeing; Robert Verrue, Director General for Taxation and Customs Unions, European Commission; Antonio Vitorino, European Commissioner for Justice and Home Affairs; Ted Whiteside, Head of the Weapons of Mass Destruction Centre, NATO; and more.
WHEN:	Monday, November 17, 2003, 8:30 am-6:45 pm
WHERE:	Palais d'Egmont. Brussels, Belgium

For additional information, or to schedule an interview with Entrust CEO Bill Conner, please contact Kenneth Kracmer at (972) 713-5922 or kenneth.kracmer@entrust.com

About the EastWest Institute (www.iews.org)
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