Supporting Our Customers’ Regulatory Compliance Needs
Turn regulatory compliance into a foundation to build customer trust and to help secure growth and ensure smoother audits. Entrust compliance management solutions connect identity, data security, cryptography, and issuance capabilities to assist you with your data privacy, data protection and cybersecurity requirements.
Build customer trust and scale your business
Reduce fraud risk
Simplify audits
Solution Highlights
Make compliance a competitive advantage
Strong compliance programs help organizations build customer trust, enter new markets faster, streamline onboarding experiences, and create a foundation for secure business growth. Entrust connects identity, data security, cryptography, and issuance to help customers use compliance as a growth enabler.
Simplify global compliance with a unified security platform
Compliance requirements are increasingly interconnected across identity verification, authentication, digital signatures, data protection, cryptography, payments, and cybersecurity. Entrust helps organizations address overlapping regulations and security requirements through a more unified approach.
Reduce risk and audit complexity
Organizations need to balance security, customer experience, and regulatory oversight. Entrust helps businesses verify identities, reduce fraud, protect sensitive data, secure digital transactions, and maintain the certifications, documentation, and controls needed to support audits and compliance reviews.
Increase in AI-driven attacks
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More likely to report IDV as a competitive advantage
A Unified Approach to Business Growth
Demonstrate trust to regulators, customers, and partners without slowing down business. Entrust brings together identity, data security, and issuance capabilities to support regulated digital interactions and cybersecurity compliance across markets and industries.
Easily enter new markets:
Grow your business in a compliant way without rebuilding your onboarding processes. Combine identity verification, qualified electronic signatures, authentication, and configurable workflows to launch in new jurisdictions using a single onboarding experience.
Use Validated Technology:
Deploy technologies evaluated against recognized security standards for regulated and high-assurance use cases.
Simplify audits and review processes:
Product certifications, validation materials, and documentation are ready when you need them, so evidence gathering for audits, assessments, and internal reviews takes days instead of weeks.
Strengthen Data Security and Cryptographic Compliance:
Protect sensitive data and cryptographic assets with centralized visibility and control across keys, certificates, PKI, HSMs, and cryptographic lifecycles. Apply consistent policies and use validated technology and documented controls to support audits and regulatory requirements.
Prepare for Evolving Cryptographic Requirements:
Identify cryptographic dependencies, address lifecycle and expiration risks, and build the visibility needed to plan for changing standards, including post-quantum migration.
Identity, data security, and issuance, connected to compliance needs.
Turn Compliance Requirements Into Trusted Experiences
Verify Customers and Reduce Fraud
Support secure onboarding and ongoing due diligence with identity verification, document and biometric checks, KYC and AML workflows, and fraud detection.
Protect Data and Strengthen Oversight
The Entrust Cryptographic Security Platform helps you manage keys and certificate lifecycles, identify upcoming certificate expirations, and maintain centralized oversight across PKI, HSMs, and cryptographic assets. Support audits with validated technology and documented controls.
Secure Payment Credentials
Support secure card and payment credential issuance, digital-first payment experiences, tokenization, and relevant payment security requirements.
Support Trusted Growth Across Regions
Americas
Scale trusted services across the Americas while addressing federal, state, provincial, and sector-specific rules for identity, privacy, payments, and data.
Europe
Build trust in one of the world’s most regulated digital markets, where local KYC, ETSI v2, eIDAS 2.0, AMLR, GDPR, DORA, and PSD2 regulations intersect.
Asia-Pacific
Expand across diverse Asia-Pacific markets with a consistent security foundation that adapts to national identity, privacy, cybersecurity, and cross-border data rules.
Middle East and Africa
Balance traditional regulations with fast-moving new requirements around data protection and digital trust in the Middle East and Africa.
Explore Key Compliance Requirements
eIDAS 2
Electronic identification, trust services, and digital signatures in the EU.
ETSI Standards
Standards supporting trusted identities, certificates, signatures, and trust services.
KYC
Identity verification and risk-based workflows for customer due diligence.
FIPS 140-3
Security requirements for cryptographic modules in regulated environments.
Common Criteria
International evaluation criteria for information technology security.
EU and UK GDPR
Data protection and privacy requirements for handling personal data in the EU and UK.
DORA
Digital operational resilience requirements for ICT risk management in the financial sector.
PCI DSS
Payment security requirements for protecting cardholder data and securing systems that store, process, or transmit it.
Improve KYC Performance and Conversion
Lemonway combined a redesigned KYC workflow with Entrust identity verification to double identity-document validation rates, reduce manual work, and improve conversion.
Strengthen PCI DSS Audit Evidence
Square uses Entrust nShield HSMs to protect encryption keys and provide evidence supporting its PCI DSS audits, helping streamline a labor-intensive review process.
Accelerate Compliant Seller Onboarding
WeTheNew eliminated manual identity checks, with 87% of vendor validations completed in three minutes or less and an average verdict time of 1 minute and 24 seconds.
Certifications and Legal Information
Find Entrust product certifications, legal compliance information, terms and conditions, and other formal documentation.
Security Compliance FAQs
Answers to common questions about security compliance management, Entrust solutions, and supporting documentation.
What Is Compliance Management?
Security compliance management is the ongoing process of identifying applicable cybersecurity requirements, implementing and governing relevant controls, maintaining evidence, and preparing for upcoming assessments or audits.
Why Does Compliance Matter?
Strong compliance capabilities can help organizations build customer trust and enter new markets without creating a separate onboarding process for every jurisdiction. Entrust combines identity verification, qualified electronic signatures, authentication, and configurable workflows to support seamless, compliant customer experiences across markets.
How Does Entrust Help Organizations Meet Their Compliance Needs?
Entrust provides identity, data security, digital signing, cryptographic, and issuance technologies that can support controls required in regulated environments. Relevant solutions depend on your industry, region, systems, and use cases.
Can Entrust Help Make Us Compliant?
Entrust solutions can support compliance requirements, but compliance also depends on how your organization implements and governs its technologies, policies, and processes.
How Do I Know Which Requirements Apply?
Applicable requirements depend on your markets, industry, technologies, data, and use cases. Your legal and compliance teams should determine your obligations, while Entrust can help identify relevant security capabilities, controls, and supporting documentation.
What Is the Difference Between Data Privacy and Data Protection?
Data privacy focuses on how personal data is collected, used, shared, and governed, including the rights and choices individuals have over their information. Data protection focuses on the policies, processes, and technical safeguards used to keep that data secure, accurate, and available throughout its lifecycle. Although the terms are sometimes used interchangeably, they work together: privacy establishes expectations for responsible data use, while data protection helps organizations put those expectations into practice.
Why Are Both Data Privacy and Data Protection Important for Compliance?
Data privacy requirements define how organizations may collect, process, retain, and share personal information. Data protection measures help safeguard that information through appropriate governance, security controls, and technologies. Together, they help organizations respect individual rights, manage data risk, and demonstrate that personal information is handled responsibly.
The content shared on this page is for informational and referential reasons only, please reach out to a business or legal professional for how this data pertains to your business. An Entrust specialist is also available to discuss how our identity security, data security, and issuance solutions can help support your specific business needs.
Legislative and regulatory requirements can vary by jurisdiction, industry, product, and use case and may change over time. The information provided on this page is for general informational purposes only and reflects our understanding as of the date of publication. It does not constitute, and should not be relied upon as, legal, regulatory, or compliance advice. You should consult your own legal, compliance, or regulatory advisors regarding any questions or requirements that may apply to your business.