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Jul 2026

How Biometric Authentication Prevents Account Takeover Fraud

Fraud Prevention

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Jul 2026

What the New U.S. Executive Order Signals for Post-Quantum Security

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Jun 2026

Agentic AI Reference Architecture: What a Real Agent Identity Stack Looks Like

Identity and Access Management (IAM)

Jun 2026

AI Agent Sprawl: Why Shadow Agents are More Than the Next Generation of Shadow IT

Agentic AI

A Breach Can Happen in an Instant

One stolen laptop. One disgruntled employee. Oftentimes, this is all it takes for an enterprise security breach to begin. Although the cybercrimes that most frequently make headlines are the ones carried out by fearsome hackers in distant lands, the truth is that all too often security episodes sta...

General |

Jul 2014

New Banking Malware Poses Big Threat

When authorities try to suppress malware authors, those criminals either return to the drawing board to develop a more advanced approach or just their arsenal of technology they haven't even needed to deploy yet. This is a system that certainly favors the criminal, and security experts are finding ...

Identity and Access Management (IAM) |

Jul 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...

TLS/SSL Certificates |

Jul 2014

Taking a Holistic Approach for Government ID Card Programs

Government organizations are always challenged to optimize their secure ID card programs to ensure that they continuously combat daily threats — from protecting identities and proprietary information, to ensuring that the card they produce is a high-quality document that will be consistent in appear...

Central Card Issuance |

Jul 2014

EMV Migration: All Players Need to be On Board

The landscape for payment transactions is quickly evolving, and the financial industry is looking for a clear answer as to what is next. All fingers are pointing toward chip-based payment standards, also known as EMV smart cards. And many countries outside of the U.S. have already adopted the EMV st...

Instant Financial Card Issuance |

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

Desktop Security: The Need for Second-Factor Authentication

Many people have a great deal of faith in the security of their desktop computers and operating systems. But there is a constant stream of evidence that shows that this faith is unfounded. Take some time and read about what is contained in your operating system's next update. How many 'patch Tuesday...

Identity and Access Management (IAM) |

May 2014

Entrust Blog

From Process to Outcomes: Governing the Agentic Enterprise

How Biometric Authentication Prevents Account Takeover Fraud

What the New U.S. Executive Order Signals for Post-Quantum Security

Agentic AI Reference Architecture: What a Real Agent Identity Stack Looks Like

AI Agent Sprawl: Why Shadow Agents are More Than the Next Generation of Shadow IT

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