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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 Thread

Secure Non-Registered Domains with New Private SSL Certificates

Are you an SSL certificate owner that has SSL certificates that protect non-registered domains? What are non-registered domains? Well, let’s first talk about registered domains. These are the domains where you register the domain root to an approved top-level domain (TLD) through an online registry...

TLS/SSL Certificates |

Oct 2013

Do You Have a New gTLD?

The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) is currently approving many generic top-level domains (gTLDs). What are gTLDs? This is the last part or the suffix of a domain name. The most popular gTLD is .com. There are probably many purposes to issue gTLDs. They range from allowi...

General |

Oct 2013

Bypassing Fingerprint Biometrics Nothing New

So, Germany's Chaos Computer Club — which weirdly sounds like an outcast AV group at someone’s high school — claims to have circumvented Apple’s new Touch ID fingerprint biometric sensor featured on the just-released iPhone 5s. This isn’t news. Sure, it’s new in relation to attacking the consumer-l...

Identity and Access Management (IAM) |

Oct 2013

What is Spear Phishing?

Recently, a form of identity theft known as spear phishing has been making headlines. While the method isn't new, thieves are using it more and more to break into networks and steal data. Spear-phishing is a highly targeted, fraudulent attempt to enter into a network by gaining unauthorized access ...

Identity and Access Management (IAM) |

Oct 2013

How Many Identities Do You Have?

Traditionally, the conversation surrounding identity theft has been focused solely on individuals. In the past, identity theft typically referred to a third party gaining access to an individual’s personal data such as credit card and social security information. Over the past few years, the i...

Identity and Access Management (IAM) |

Oct 2013

Updated SSL/TLS Deployment Best Practices

First, I would like to than Ivan Ristic for his development of the SSL/TLS deployment Best Practices document. This is a simple overview of what a Web server administrator should consider in an SSL deployment. I am also looking forward to Ristic's book, "Bulletproof SSL/TLS and PKI," which hopefull...

TLS/SSL Certificates |

Sep 2013

iPhone 5s Gains Biometric Authentication via ‘Touch ID’ Home Button

Biometric security is once again moving to the forefront of mobile technology. During Apple’s unveiling of the new iPhone 5s today, one of the newest features is the introduction of a fingerprint reader to add consumer-level biometric authentication. It is the first major U.S.-based mobile manufactu...

Identity and Access Management (IAM) |

Sep 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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