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Authentication & Fraud

Information Protection


Watch the replayAdvances in SSL and Certificate Management
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) is the fundamental security protocol that has enabled billions of trusted web transactions for more than a decade. Innovations in SSL technology have made it more powerful than ever in protecting data and increasing customer confidence in online transactions.

In this webinar, Steve Duncan, Senior Product Manager for Entrust Certificate Services discusses innovations, such as Extended Validation (EV) SSL Certificates, Unified Communications Certificates (UCC) and Certificate Management Service, and how they can best be used to gain and retain customer confidence.

Watch the replayThe Remote Access Revolution: Secure Access to Your Enterprise Network

When an employee or partner accesses a network through an extranet, remote access gateway or desktop, they have effectively opened a door to your organisation's most sensitive assets, intellectual property and customer data. Without the proper security measures in place, this access can introduce numerous security risks with long term consequences. What are you doing to protect your organisation and your users?

Learn more about the evolving world of remote access authentication and best practices. Led by Kevin Peterson, Juniper Senior Product Manager, and Mike Moir, Entrust Product Manager, this webinar explores:

  • Remote access options and ROI
  • Security, compliance and regulatory issues in remote access scenarios
  • Strong authentication techniques and cost considerations
  • Minimizing security barriers that prevent widespread use of remote access
  • Juniper's and Entrust's integrated solution for Enterprise Secure Remote Access

Watch the replayBlueprint for Protecting Consumers from Online Fraud - Real-World Lessons in Risk-Based Authentication

Online fraud continues to plague many industries, with financial services organizations being the most targeted. What are you doing to protect your users and your organization? Learn best practices and gain industry expertise from Scotia Bank's Director of Security Intelligence & Vulnerability Management Claudio Bacinello and Entrust's Director of Identity Products Steve Neville.

During this 45-minute webinar, you and your team will hear:

  • Lessons learned from one of North America's leading financial institutions and Canada's leading international bank
  • Drivers for securing the online channel, including business growth, legislation and consumer confidence
  • Best practices for identifying suspicious behavior and high-risk activities
  • Solutions that help reduce risks with no impact on system performance and the user experience
  • A strategy for real-time fraud detection

Watch the replayExtended Access Control: The Future of ePassport

Extended Access Control (EAC) ePassports represent the next generation in secure machine-readable travel documents (MRTD). While current Basic Access Control (BAC) ePassports are in production in many parts of the world, EAC is the "second generation" of ePassports, helping ensure that only authorized entities are able to access biometric data — iris scans and/or fingerprint — stored on the contactless chip within an ePassport.

With the upcoming European Union requirement for EAC ePassports on the horizon in June 2009, governments are evolving their ePassport programs. Entrust, a leader in ePassport security innovation, has developed a public key infrastructure (PKI) to securely enable governments that are evolving to EAC-based ePassport infrastructures.

Entrust invites you and your team to join us for a web seminar entitled, "Extended Access Control: The Future of ePassports," which will explore ePassport trust infrastructures and EAC PKI. Led by Entrust Government Director Craig Delmage and PKI Product Manager Mark Joynes, webinar topics will include:

  • ePassport security mechanisms
  • Trust models and architectures for using PKI for EAC
  • Entrust's Country Signing Solution and Country Verifying Solution

Watch the replayThree Best Practices for Securing Microsoft Exchange
Led by Entrust Chief Technology Officer Eric Skinner, this webinar reviews several of the advancements in Microsoft® Exchange Exchange and discusses three best practices of a layered security approach.

  • Adding cost-effective strong authentication for remote users of Outlook Web Access, including a range of choices from invisible IP-geolocation and device fingerprinting to tangible forms such as one-time-password tokens and grid cards.
  • Leveraging Unified Communications Certificates (UCC), a special type of SSL certificate, to take full advantage of Exchange 2007 and its built-in security features, including autodiscovery, SMTP over TLS and Outlook Web Access.
  • Implementing simple and flexible e-mail encryption working with Exchange to ensure messages are delivered securely in the recipient's desired encryption format.

Watch the replayFighting the Fraudsters: Beating Malware and Phishing Threats
With the increasing number of phishing and malware attacks, companies need to develop and implement a flexible user-authentication strategy and leverage the latest Microsoft Windows® security features. Gain industry expertise and learn best practices from Microsoft's Austin Wilson, Director of Windows Client Security Product Management, and Entrust CTO Eric Skinner.

Watch the replayHitting a Moving Target: Protecting You & Your Customers from Online Fraud
Led by industry expert and TowerGroup Research Director George Tubin and Entrust Chief Technology Officer Eric Skinner, this webinar explores the latest TowerGroup research on global multi-factor authentication deployment trend, waning consumer confidence and the reasons behind it, best practices for addressing online fraud — one size does not fit all and how Entrust's Risk Based Authentication Solution can help.

Watch the replayIs Your Supply Chain Secure? Email Encryption for Intercompany Collaboration
Does your messaging solution protect your sensitive information? This webinar explores: internal and external supply chain factors that drive the need for secure collaboration and communication; deploying email encryption within your partner eco-system; and key technology considerations for securing your supply chain.

Watch the replayGroup Share: Safeguarding HR and Financial Data Across Corporate Networks
Do you have a manageable solution that protects your sensitive information, and helps you comply with regulations such as PCI and HIPAA? This webinar explores: specific regulations affecting HR and finance departments handling of sensitive data; working with other departments without compromising regulations and losing data; separation of document ownership from IT management; centralized management of network folder permissions; audits of who is accessing content on your networks; adding authentication to secure data access; and new tools for securing network data.

Watch the replayA Revealing Look at Fraud Detection & Authentication
Spurred by the explosive growth of online transaction activity, fraud detection is a priority for any organization that conducts business online. This webinar explores: solutions that financial institutions can quickly implement to help reduce risks with no impact on system performance or the user experience; how to identify suspicious behavior and high risk activities; creating a cyber crime "paper trail" to help prosecute fraud; finding how to get the latest in fraud intelligence from the financial services community; and ways a fraud detection solution can dramatically improve fraud analysts? productivity through real-time detection and case management.

Watch the replayThe Extended Experience: Creating Trust with EV SSL
High-profile incidents of fraud and phishing scams have begun to erode consumer confidence in online security. To address these concerns, the CA/Browser Forum has developed standards and guidelines for a new type of digital certificate - the Extended Validation (EV) SSL certificate. This webinar explores: what led to the need for Extended Validation; who is defining the guidelines for these EV SSL certificates; EV and the consumer's IE7 identity experience; who can get an EV SSL certificate; where to use EV SSL certificates, and where not to; how EV affects certificate management; and future applications for EV.

Watch the replayNew Extended Validation SSL Certificates - See More Green
Phishing attacks and other online threats continue to threaten user confidence in conducting business online. In order to make the web a safer place to perform transactions, leading web browser and online security providers joined together in the CA/Browser Forum to offer a new level of security for web sites - new Extended Validation (EV) SSL certificates. You'll learn:

  • How EV certificates are different from standard SSL certificates
  • About the process of extended verification
  • How the end-user experience has changed
  • Why EV is important to consumers
  • About Entrust's competitive EV pricing and packages

Watch the replayFor Your Eyes Only: The Top 7 Email Security Trends in 2007
Learn about the latest trends in email security and what you should know before deploying an email encryption solution for your organization. This webinar addresses:

  • The Top 7 trends in email security in 2007
  • How you can take the complexity out of securing your email
  • The benefits of deploying an 'intelligent' email security solution
  • How Entrust customers use email encryption to protect their intellectual property and brand

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Entrust Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)

Public key infrastructure or PKI refers to a comprehensive system that uses authentication security and encryption software to establish and maintain a trustworthy network. Government agencies and corporations use PKI certificates to fortify their IT infrastructure from unauthorized access.

Entrust PKI security solutions help network administrators accomplish the goal of greater security by associating a public key with authorized users to enable encryption and digital signature capabilities across network applications. Epassport PKI is an adaptation of PKI for the government sector that stores information on a chip that can be verified against the data on the passport. Entrust, a certification authority, also enables passport PKI and smart card PKI for an additional security.

Entrust is a trusted provider of network security solutions that include digital certificates, two factor-authentication, ssl certificates, token authentication, and certificate management systems.