CyProtect AG - Entrust Identity Guard

Entrust Identity Guard Whitepaper

Entrust Identity Guard

Entrust IdentityGuard provides multifactor authentication for governments, enterprises, and consumers. As part of Entrust's layered security architecture, Entrust IdentityGuard is designed to provide not only enhanced security but also flexibility through its range of authentication options.

Match authentication to risk using fraud detection
Entrust IdentityGuard is flexible so an organization can tailor the appropriate authentication method to match a particular transaction's risk. An organization can layer open multi-factor authentication methods - including physical two-factor authentication and mutual authentication - across different users and transaction types. Perform the level of authentication required to respond to rising threat levels, while reducing the impact on the user experience and managing limited security budgets.

Detect, defend and adapt with open multifactor authentication
Entrust IdentityGuard increases security with proven capabilities to help:

Detect and defend

• Use zero touch authentication methods that don't impact user experience.
• Add strong authentication using easily understood methods.
• Secure the most sensitive user identities using open multifactor authentication capabilities, including a physical second factor.

Adapt

• Manage cost and complexity with a single platform that provides a range of strong authentication methods.
• Streamline administration with central policy management that can help decrease the risk of policy inconsistency.
• Be ready for what comes next thanks to an open architecture and stable platform committed to adding new and innovative authentication options like those developed by Vasco
• Proven solution used by multiple large financial institutions today including Commercebank, Bank of New Zealand, and Schufa

Match authentication to risk using fraud detection
Entrust IdentityGuard is flexible so that an organization can tailor the appropriate authentication method to match a particular transaction's risk. Organizations can layer open multifactor authentication methods - including physical two-factor authentication and mutual authentication - across different users and transaction types. Perform the level of authentication that an organization has determined is appropriate to respond to rising threat levels, while reducing the impact on the user experience and taking into account limited security budgets.

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