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Entrust’s cryptographic hardware and signing modules are independently validated to help you meet this globally recognized standard, helping to reduce risk, streamline audits, and show regulators, partners, and customers that your security is built on a trusted foundation.

When you're handling sensitive data, weak cryptographic controls aren't just a risk – they're a liability. Entrust’s FIPS 140-3 validated solutions give you confidence that your cryptographic operations align to the highest federal standards.

PCI DSS 4.0 brings more complexity – and higher stakes – for merchants, processors, and issuers. Entrust helps you cut through the confusion with proven solutions that secure cardholder data, streamline access control, and support audit readiness.

When laws require your data to stay within specific borders, visibility and control are everything. Entrust helps you comply with regional data sovereignty and escrow mandates by giving you full authority over where your encryption keys are stored and how they're used.

Strengthen your organization’s security posture to protect personal customer information by facilitating compliance with data access and encryption regulations of the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

To work with the U.S. Department of Defense, organizations must comply with CMMC – or risk losing eligibility. Entrust helps prime contractors and suppliers protect Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) with encryption, access control, identity assurance, and cryptographic governance solutions mapped to CMMC control domains. Whether you're pursuing Level 1 or Level 2 certification, Entrust can help you meet the technical requirements and pass audits with confidence.

Complying with NIST digital identity standards such as 800-53 and 800-63 means more than checking boxes – it requires proven controls across identity, access, encryption, and monitoring. Entrust helps federal agencies and private-sector partners meet these stringent requirements with solutions designed to enforce policy, protect sensitive data, and reduce audit friction. Whether you need hardware-based cryptography, strong authentication, or centralized key management, we can help.

With state-level regulations like CCPA, CPRA, and others gaining momentum, U.S. organizations must now manage fragmented and shifting data privacy rules. Entrust helps you stay ahead with solutions that give you visibility, control, and confidence – protecting sensitive data, enforcing access policies, and ensuring customer trust.

The SEC’s new cybersecurity disclosure rules require public companies to report material incidents and share details about their risk management strategies. That means greater scrutiny, tighter timelines, and more pressure to demonstrate control. Entrust helps you prepare with identity, encryption, and crypto-governance solutions that secure sensitive systems and streamline incident response.

eIDAS 2 is reshaping digital trust in the EU – mandating that Member States offer digital wallets for citizens and businesses to prove identity, credentials, and legal status across borders. Entrust gives you the cryptographic tools and expertise to facilitate secure, compliant digital identity infrastructure that scales across geographies.

The NIS2 Directive expands mandatory cybersecurity requirements to more sectors – and more organizations – regardless of size. If your business falls under “essential” or “important” sector classifications, you’ll be held accountable for identifying risks, protecting systems, and reporting incidents. Entrust helps you meet NIS2 mandates with high-assurance identity, access, and cryptographic controls designed to strengthen cyber resilience and simplify compliance.

DORA mandates that financial institutions and ICT providers operating in the EU strengthen their operational resilience – from managing risks to ensuring response and recovery. Entrust helps you align with DORA’s five pillars through identity, cryptographic, and compliance solutions designed to secure systems, simplify audits, and minimize business disruption.

PSD2 sets high standards for identity, authentication, and digital signing across financial services and trust providers operating in the EU. Entrust helps organizations meet these requirements with certified HSMs, trusted certificate issuance, and advanced electronic signing solutions.

When choosing remote customer onboarding tools to help ensure compliance with AML/CTF regimes, the EBA guidelines provide guidance in the delivery of AML using common EU standards for risk-sensitive initial customer due diligence policies, processes and governance, and the requirements needed for financial institutions.