Webinars On Demand ...
- Advances in SSL Certificate Management
- Winning Enterprise Authentication Strategies: Five Key Steps To Success
- The Remote Access Revolution: Secure Access to Your Enterprise Network
- Blueprint for Protecting Consumers from Online Fraud: Real-World Lessons in Risk-Based Authentication
- Fighting the Fraudsters: Beating Malware and Phishing Threats
- Extended Access Control: The Future of ePassport
Come visit us at ...
- InfoSec World Conference & Expo
March 9-10
Orlando
Booth 419 - RSA Conference
April 20-24
San Francisco
Booth 717 - Infosecurity Europe
April 28-30
London
Stand G-35 - Gartner IT Security Summit
June 28-July 1
Washington D.C.
Beyond the buzz ...
- SocGen Ditches Tokens
- Bank Technology News - Finland taps Entrust for EAC passports - SecureIDNews
- Top 10 Most Influential Business People in Addison and the North Dallas Corridor
- Addison Magazine - Susquehanna Bancshares selects Entrust Tokens for enterprise authentication
- Computer Technology Review - New ID Theft Rules Kick In Nov. 1 - eWeek
- Policy Wonks Urge US Cybersecurity Overhaul
- TechNewsWorld - FBI Hunts Extortionists Holding Health Data on Millions
- E-Commerce Times - Army Intelligence Wonks Discover Twitter
- TechNewsWorld - Savvy Means Safe - Daily Press
- Entrust and InCard enter into multi-year distribution agreement - Computer Business Review
- SocGen swaps hardware tokens for Entrust authentication technology - Finextra
- Opinion: Entrust VP talks email encryption - CRN Australia
- Security vendor Entrust to recruit resellers - CRN Australia
In this issue ...
- The Truth About SSL
- Shopping for the Best Security Solutions?
- Make the Big SSL Switch
- Retail Banks to Fight Back in 2009
- Entrust Introduces New Site Seal
The Truth About SSL
Survey identifies buyers' mindset, strategies
The use of Secure Sockets Layer technology — more commonly known as SSL — is an absolute requirement for any organization that conducts business online. But how do you know you've chosen the right SSL certificate vendor?
When your brand reputation is on the line, shouldn't you select a security expert that offers the most reputable verification process? And what about price? Service?
To help, Computerworld and MarketVibe partnered with Entrust to conduct a market survey that explores the online security strategies of today's organizations, specifically in regards to SSL certificates.
Shopping for the Best Security Solutions?
Download free authentication and fraud detection buyer's guide
Global banks and financial institutions are bracing for the increase in cybercrime and online fraud that accompanies an economic downturn and merger activity. Confirmed by the industry's top analysts, the spike in attacks has already begun and is expected to climb significantly in 2009.
In response, organizations need to consider fraud detection, multifactor authentication and other security systems to prevent further fraud losses. Entrust understands this can be a long, complex task ... but also is here to provide expert assistance.
Read the full story and download the Entrust Authentication & Fraud Detection Buyer's Guide — free.
Make the Big SSL Switch
Switch to Entrust SSL digital certificates for better service, better prices
It's no secret that today's economy is volatile. Budgets are tight and spending is down. Now is the time to find places where you can easily save money, without impacting your security needs.
One tactic is to re-evaluate your current SSL certificate vendor. You may not only be paying too much, but you may not be getting as many benefits as you should.
Retail Banks to Fight Back in 2009
IT security spending can help speed road to recovery
We all know that the retail-banking industry is in turmoil. According to TowerGroup, those banks that will survive include the ones that build on IT investments in analytics and fraud-loss prevention.
While the outlook for the world's economies isn't promising for 2009, Gartner, Inc., actually believes that spending on fraud detection and strong authentication solutions will remain stable for the year. As such, each banks needs to decide which challenges are most urgent and address them head-on.
