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種類 | 株式会社(Public) | ||
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本社所在地 | アメリカ合衆国 75001 |
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業種 | 情報・通信業 | ||
事業内容 | デジタル・セキュリティー | ||
代表者 | CEO:F. William (Bill) Conner | ||
従業員数 | 460 | ||
関係する人物 | Carlisle Adams | ||
外部リンク | www.entrust.com japan.entrust.com |
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エントラスト(Entrust 、NASDAQ: ENTU)は、ノーテルから分離したカナダのデジタル・セキュリティー会社。製品の中心は PKI (公開鍵インフラ)。
2008年2月現在の最高経営責任者は、F. William (Bill) Conner。
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Securing Digital Identities and Information
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Private |
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Industry | Online information and identity protection |
Founded | 1994 (1994) |
Headquarters | Dallas, Texas, United States |
Number of locations
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15 |
Key people
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David Wagner; President |
Services | Public key infrastructure, Secure Socket Layer certificates, multifactor authentication, EPassport, fraud detection, digital certificates and mobile authentication |
Owner | Datacard Group |
Number of employees
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350 |
Divisions | CygnaCom Solutions |
Website | www |
Entrust Inc. is a $130 million privately owned software company with 350 employees. Originally a spin-off from Nortel's Secure Networks division,[1] it provides identity management [2] security software and services in the areas of public key infrastructure (PKI), multifactor authentication, Secure Socket Layer certificates, fraud detection, digital certificates and mobile authentication.[3] Headquartered in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, the company’s largest office is in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. It also has offices in London, Tokyo, Washington, D.C. and other cities internationally.[4]
Entrust reports having customers at public and private organizations in 60 countries, with 125 patents either granted or pending in the areas of authentication, physical/logical access, certificates, e-content delivery and citizen identities.[5]
Previously a publicly traded company, in July 2009 Entrust was acquired by Thoma Bravo, a U.S.-based private equity firm, for $124 million.[6]
In December 2013, Datacard Group announced the acquisition of Entrust Inc.[7]
Core to a forward-thinking strategy, Datacard Group finalized the acquisition of Entrust in December 2013 from private equity firm Thoma Bravo. Datacard Group stated that the "acquisition builds on the strengths of each company to enable its customers and partners to deliver better services in a highly connected environments.[12] Chertoff Capital, a wholly owned subsidiary of The Chertoff Group, and Centerview Partners acted as financial advisors to Entrust.
In September 2008, Entrust participated in the ePassports EAC Conformity & Interoperability Tests in Prague, Czech Republic.[13] Facilitated by a consortium of the European Commission, Brussels Interoperability Group (BIG) and the European Commission Joint Research Centre, the Prague tests allowed European countries to verify conformance of their second-generation ePassports containing fingerprint biometric data protected by Extended Access Control functions, commonly referred to as EAC. Additional testing included verification of crossover interoperability between EAC inspection systems and ePassports from different countries.
Prior to it becoming a private-equity company Entrust was included on the Russell 3000 Index in July 2008.[14] In July 2007, Entrust contributed PKI technology to the open-source community through Sun Microsystems, Inc. and the Mozilla Foundation. Specifically, Entrust supplied certificate revocation list distribution points (CRL-DP), Patent 5,699,431, to Sun under a royalty-free license for incorporation of that capability into the Mozilla open-source libraries.[15]
In July 2006, Entrust acquired Business Signatures Corporation,[16] a supplier of non-invasive fraud detection solutions, for $50 million (USD). From a GAAP accounting perspective, the total purchase price was approximately $55.0 million, including assumed stock options, transaction expenses and net asset value. Business Signatures was founded in 2001 in Redwood City, California by former executives from Oracle, HP and Cisco. It originally was funded by the Texas Pacific Group, Walden International, Ram Shriram of Google and Dave Roux of Silver Lake Partners. The company had about 40 employees before the acquisition.
Entrust acquired Orion Security Solutions, a supplier of public key infrastructure services, in June 2006.[17]
In mid-2004, Entrust acquired AmikaNow! Corporation's content scanning, analysis and compliance technology.[18] The technology is designed to automatically analyze and categorize email message and document content based on the contextual meaning, rather than pre-defined word lists. Policies can be customized to suit the corporate environment and be automatically enforced at the boundary, and are aimed at compliance with privacy and securities laws including HIPAA, Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act and various U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regulations.
In April 2002, Entrust’s PKI technology served as the foundation for the prototype of what is now the United States Federal Bridge Certification Authority (FBCA). The Federal Bridge certificate authority is a fundamental element of the trust infrastructure that provides the basis for intergovernmental and cross-governmental secure communications. Entrust's PKI is interoperable with all major FBCA vendors.[which?]
In May 2000 Entrust acquired enCommerce, a provider of authentication and authorization technologies. In 1994, Entrust built and sold the first commercially available PKI.
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