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Jul 2026

How Biometric Authentication Prevents Account Takeover Fraud

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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

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Jun 2026

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

Identity Verification

Cyberterrorism Can Hit Power Grids, Man Finds

The reality that cyberterrorism is a malicious force that transcends organizational sectors is gradually hitting home for anyone who keeps up with the news. Far from only targeting big retailers, criminal hackers hone in on governments, schools, and according to NetworkWorld, even charities. Accordi...

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Apr 2014

It's a Tough Road For Businesses That Don't Protect Their Identities

The cybersphere is not kind to companies that don't take measures to protect themselves -- and their customers -- from attack. From the Target breach last year to the crop of new data attacks that have arisen in 2014, there are no shortage of threats to enterprise security on the Web. Potentially d...

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Apr 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...

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Apr 2014

IT Departments, Governments Fear Security Issues

The global spread of malware and the threat it poses to enterprise security is immediately evident. All it takes is opening a newspaper or browsing the Web to find examples of a new organization being breached. A surface look at the types of entities attacked reveals few commonalities. From governm...

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Apr 2014

Cybersecurity and Pareto Optimality? - Part 1

In the study of economics there is a technique called Pareto optimality. Pareto Optimality, or Pareto Efficiency, is a guiding force of economic efficiency. Simply put, it is the principle that there exists a balancing point between opposing interests where neither party benefits more than the other...

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Apr 2014

Cybercrime: Compromising Identity, Reaping Profits, and Not Slowing Down (Part 2)

In Part 1, we discussed the mounting threat posed by malware, which has grown in sophistication and scale over the past year, according to a Sophos Security Threat Report. But the increasingly covert nature of attackers is not the only factor behind the global proliferation of crimes. Weak business...

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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

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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