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Jun 2026

Where Identity Breaks Down Across the Employee Lifecycle

Identity Verification

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May 2026

Agentic AI Identity Security: Why Delegated Authority Raises Risk

Agentic AI

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May 2026

AI Agent Authorization: Why Accountable Delegation is Central to Your Trust Fabric

Identity Verification

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May 2026

Rethinking Certificate Management: Why the 47-Day Mandate Is a Wake-Up Call

Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)

SSL Review: May 2015

Entrust's monthly SSL review covers SSL discussions "” recaps news, trends and opinions from the industry. Entrust and CA Security Council Entrust Identity ON discussed: Logjam Attack and Diffie-Hellman CA Security Council discussed: Practical Steps to Counter the Logjam Attack Hot Topics & ...

TLS/SSL Certificates |

Jun 2015

Moving Forward with Certificate Transparency

As we move in 2015, you will start to see Certificate Transparency deployed on EV SSL certificates. Google has required that as of January 2015, all EV SSL certificates be publicly logged to retain their EV status. All current EV SSL certificates will be white listed for the Chrome browser. Google...

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Dec 2014

Understanding SHA-1 Vulnerabilities "” Is SSL No Longer Secure?

Lately, SSL has come under fire and users may be under the impression that, perhaps, there is a problem with SSL. First, there was the announcement of the Heartbleed bug and vulnerabilities related to OpenSSL. Now, there is a lot of buzz about SHA-1 and SHA-2. Different terms are being used, such a...

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Oct 2014

Monitor Your Domains with Certificate Transparency

Over the last few years, we’ve witnessed publicly trusted SSL certificates issued to domain names that were not authorized. These miss-issuances are typically caused by attackers or simply a mistake by a certification authority (CA). Miss-issuance has been detected in a brute-force manner. Typicall...

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Jul 2014

OCSP Must-Staple

This post was originally published by on the CA Security Council blog. With the announcement of the Heartbleed bug and the resulting need to revoke large numbers of SSL certificates, the topic of certificate revocation has, once again, come to the fore. There have been many issues with how revocat...

TLS/SSL Certificates |

Jun 2014

How Device Certificates Secure our Mobile Identities

A quick look at our world today reveals that the need for mobile security has never been greater. After all, the number of activated mobile devices has actually surpassed the population of our planet. For the people who use them — which is just about everybody — such devices permeate every aspect...

TLS/SSL Certificates |

Apr 2014

Do You Need SHA-2 Signed Root Certificates?

We have discussed the SHA-1 deprecation policy and why you should move to SHA-2. The certification authorities (CAs) have provided methods to have your certificates issued and signed using a SHA-2 hashing algorithm. As we move ahead, you will see the CAs changing the default signing algorithm from ...

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Apr 2014

Entrust Blog

From Process to Outcomes: Governing the Agentic Enterprise

Where Identity Breaks Down Across the Employee Lifecycle

Agentic AI Identity Security: Why Delegated Authority Raises Risk

AI Agent Authorization: Why Accountable Delegation is Central to Your Trust Fabric

Rethinking Certificate Management: Why the 47-Day Mandate Is a Wake-Up Call

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