Day two of CARTES is over and we have enjoyed meeting with current and potential customers and partners and talking about our solutions for trusted identities and secure transactions, as well as what the future holds for Entrust Datacard and the industry in general. During his speaking session on W...
For the 30th year, Entrust Datacard is in Paris attending, exhibiting and speaking at CARTES Secure Connexions – the world’s leading trade show for secure and trusted solutions in payment, identification and mobility. Throughout our time in Paris we’ll keep you updated on the exciting things taking ...
Digital transactions, automated borders, mobile workforces, mobile commerce, government portals, the Internet of Things… Who helps enable it all? Who makes it simple? Who makes it reliable? Who makes it secure? Who is thinking about what’s next? Entrust Datacard Click here to view our ne...
With the looming liability shift in the United States, EMV is on every payment card issuer’s mind. Though with the challenge comes opportunities, such as bolstering customer relationships. A recent column, written one of our industry experts and published in PaymentsSource, outlines how being a tru...
We’ve packed up booth N3001 at RSA Conference 2015. Thank you for an amazing week. We’ve met tons of new people, discussed your security challenges, and gave out some pretty awesome gadgets. Just because RSA 2015 is over does not mean our conversations about security have to end. And even if you ...
In 2014, two industry leaders, Entrust and Datacard Group, aligned decades of experience to provide an increased commitment to addressing global security challenges. As Entrust Datacard, we help customers serve citizens, consumers, students and employees around the world, as well as create solutions...
For some reason, businesses still need convincing about cybersecurity. You'd think that with the veritable stream of breaches occurring, all organizations out there would realize the importance of robust cybersecurity and act accordingly. But that's not the case unfortunately. All too frequently, c...