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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

Post-Quantum Cryptography

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Jun 2026

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

Identity Verification

Jun 2026

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

Identity and Access Management (IAM)

Automated Quality Assurance vs. Manual Inspection

Automated quality assurance can help you compete and grow your business by improving card quality and reducing manual inspection costs. However, in situations that depend on human creativity and problem solving, manual inspection also has its place. Choosing the right approach can pose some difficul...

Identity and Access Management (IAM) |

Sep 2013

Digital Certificates on Your Phone?

It’s not a Peyton Manning TV spot, but it’s certainly more important to the security of your identities. In Entrust’s recent infographic, “Mobile Security: Perception vs. Reality,” a third-party study found that 38 percent of enterprises have or plan to implement mobile device certificates in 2013. ...

TLS/SSL Certificates |

Sep 2013

Not All Multifactor Authentication Techniques are Equal

The title of this post seems to be lost on some who are responsible for security architecture. One of my reflections on this past summer is that not everyone is aware of the difference between weaker and stronger forms of multifactor authentication. You have likely read about multifactor authentica...

Identity and Access Management (IAM) |

Sep 2013

Why Do I Need UC Multi-Domain SSL Certificates?

This certificate is sometimes called unified communications certificate (UCC), multi-domain certificate or multi-SAN certificate. In this posting, we will call them UCC or UC certificate. The unique feature of the UC certificate is that it takes full advantage of the subject alternative name (SAN) ...

TLS/SSL Certificates |

Aug 2013

The Way Forward

The title may come across a little more literary than a normal technology or security blog, but this is what I want to discuss: the way forward in security software. Cybersecurity is a market in flux. And, from where I sit, the way forward is simple and hinges on three things. Mobile a key market fo...

General |

Aug 2013

Which Mobile Device Do I Trust?

Whether it's through the constant use of passwords, answering security questions online or verifying an address over the phone, most people understand the importance of authenticating identities. But this theory also is critical to verify the identities of mobile devices connecting and interacting w...

Electronic and Digital Signing |

Aug 2013

ePassports Proving to be a Widespread Method of Border Control

A balanced relationship must exist between governments that require personal information from citizens entering their country and citizens who are willing to give up this information. The ePassport is a security model designed to ensure that this balance occurs as it ensures the authentication of ci...

Passport Issuance |

Aug 2013

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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