Today, connectivity has reached a critical tipping point, with the changes growing faster and the impacts more critical and more complex. “We all lead lives that are truly connected in every way,” begins Todd Wilkinson, President and CEO of Entrust Datacard. As consumers, we increasingly expect anytime-anywhere access and personalized service, whether at home, on-the go, or in a store or branch location; as citizens, we expect our governments to function in the same manner, offering same convenience while crossing the borders or accessing e-government portals; and as employees, we take advantage of mobile technologies and applications to access information and collaborate in more productive ways. Accelerating this connectivity presents new challenges as organizations strive to provide the convenient access while ensuring the security for sensitive data. Furthering the concerns, the rate of cybercrime is increasing 78 percent annually — at great costs.
Tackling these challenges is Entrust Datacard – a company that is helping secure all of these ecosystems while empowering the connected life— whether it’s making purchases, crossing borders, accessing e-gov services or logging onto corporate networks.

“Just as the connectivity of our world is transforming the way we live and work, this new understanding of security is impacting the very core of how organizations operate. Securityminded enterprises rely on Entrust Datacard to use our solutions as a foundation for identity and transaction infrastructures,” added Wilkinson.

Specifically, Entrust Datacard brings to market identity based solutions that revolve around trusted identity and secure transactions, making the anywhere-anytime experiences possible. Banks, governments, corporations, universities and other security-minded enterprises use their solutions to issue, manage and authenticate trusted identities; bring speed, simplicity and security to financial transactions; and build and optimize highly secure ecosystems.

The company has a strong heritage of innovation such as inventing the mass issuance of personalized credit cards and the first digital photo identification systems. They also provide flexible solutions that enable customers to choose from a variety of deployment and management models so that organizations can manage their business the way they want to while meeting business needs today and scaling with them in the future as market demands evolve. “The scalability of our identity-based solutions allows enterprises to respond quickly to changing security needs,” says Wilkinson.