Entrust Podcasts

Online banking fraud is increasing in volume and is more sophisticated than ever before. Malware and Man-in-the-Middle attacks are not only dangerous, they are on the rise. Banks around the world are now evolving their fraud detection and authentication strategies to take on the fraudsters and win. During this podcast, Entrust's Director of Identity Solutions Steve Neville talks about the current fraud trends impacting banks and the solutions and regulations in place to protect banks and their customers. Steve also provides tips on what banking institutions should look for when selecting a fraud detection and multifactor authentication solution.

Organizations regularly store sensitive information such as trade secrets, employee records and customer data on internal corporate networks, and anyone with access to the network can potentially gain access to confidential information. As part of layered security model tasked with protecting digital identities and information, it is crucial that these files are secured on the network in order to prevent against data breach, protect intellectual property and promote the sharing of information throughout an organization. To explore the vulnerabilities associated with the sharing of sensitive data on a shared network, and what technologies are available to protect it, Entrust, Inc. [NASDAQ: ENTU] has released the "Securing from Within: Protecting Your Corporate Networks to Prevent Data Loss" podcast featuring Entrust product manager Myles Huffman.

Governments are stewards of vast amounts of sensitive information – from private citizen records to national security data – and must continually seek methods to deliver better services to their constituents in a faster, cost-efficient and effective manner. Known as e-Government, this complex model of proficiency can only reach its full potential if data is secure, parties are trusted, and citizens and businesses have confidence that information and correspondence is protected.

In this podcast, Pinder, the former e-Envoy for the government of the United Kingdom, explores the challenges faced by governments as they move toward developing cohesive strategies and infrastructures to create reliable, secure networks that will increase efficiency for all parties involved.

Employee communication via email is now a cornerstone of today's business world. As a result, organizations are concerned with the security of email messages leaving the confines of their boundary. To explore the pressures organizations face to secure email communication and what solutions and technology are available to protect it, Entrust, Inc. [NASDAQ: ENTU] has released the "Death by Email" podcast featuring Entrust Senior Product Manager Steve Duncan.

Recent security breaches have raised questions on how organizations can establish and maintain a trustworthy network that secures the integrity of digital identities for each and every component of their electronic infrastructure. Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) helps organizations easily manage the digital keys and certificates that are used within an organization to secure user and device identities. To help shed more light on how PKI works, Entrust, Inc. [NASDAQ: ENTU] has released the "The PKI Phoenix Rises" podcast with its Principal of Advanced Security (PKI) Sharon Boeyen.

As the threat of unauthorized access to corporate desktops and networks continues to grow, organizations must protect themselves against unauthorized access to laptops, corporate networks or systems locally or over the Internet. Strong authentication can help secure the identities of users inside the enterprise and can add security to the corporate networks and resources. To discuss how organizations can help protect these networks through strong authentication, Entrust, Inc. [NASDAQ: ENTU] has released the "Finally … Affordable Enterprise Authentication" podcast with its Director of Identity Products and Solutions Steve Neville.