Since buying an Internet security firm last year, Datacard has a new identity and bold plans to become a $1 billion company by creating the next generation of technology that secures credit cards and ...

MINNEAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Entrust Datacard today announced a new brand identity and company name – Entrust. The move both continues the company’s enduring leadership and innovation in identity, ...

Entrust Datacard in Shakopee has completed its acquisition of nCipher Security, a hardware security division of the French company Thales Group. Entrust will inherit nCipher's 300 employees with the ...

MINNETONKA, Minn.— Jan. 13, 2014 — Datacard Group, the world leader in secure ID and card personalization solutions, today announced that it has successfully purchased Entrust, Inc., a leader in ...

Entrust Datacard today announced a new brand identity and company name – Entrust. The move both continues the company’s enduring leadership and innovation in identity, payments, and data protection, ...

Entrust Datacard has announced a new brand identity and company name – Entrust, reflecting the critical need for trust at the heart of the digital transformation. The move both continues the company’s ...

MINNEAPOLIS and DALLAS--(Dec. 17, 2013)--Datacard Group, the industry's best-selling brand of secure identification and card personalization solutions, has entered into an agreement to acquire Entrust ...

CAMBRIDGE, England & SUNRISE, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--nCipher Security, an Entrust Datacard company, announces nShield as a Service, a cloud-based hardware security module (HSM) service that allows ...

Integration provides Azure Active Directory customers use of both Entrust Datacard and Microsoft’s flexible capabilities MINNEAPOLIS–(BUSINESS WIRE)–November 14, 2018– Entrust Datacard, a leading ...

Entrust name and identity reflect the critical need for trust at the heart of the digital transformation – and the centrality of Entrust’s innovation to secure a rapidly changing world MINNEAPOLIS — ...

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