The Future of Cryptography

Entrust provides today's innovative organizations the opportunity to test their applications and services with advanced elliptic curve cryptography (ECC) digital certificates. To help promote the deployment and use of ECC-based certificates, Entrust offers complimentary samples of operational certificates and identities.

Follow the simple process and you'll be able to test different types of ECC digital certificates, including SSL server certificates and S/MIME certificates.

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What is ECC?

Elliptic curve cryptography (ECC) is a family of public-key algorithms that can provide shorter key lengths and, depending upon the operating platform and the applications for which they are used, may provide improved performance over systems based on integer factorization and discrete logarithms. In fact, ECC certificates are now compatible with the full suite of Entrust Authority solutions.

Cryptography 101

Ready to learn the difference between ECC and typical RSA cryptography? Download Entrust's complimentary white paper to gain a comprehensive perspective on the ongoing shift of cryptography practices and theories. The 21-page primer was created just for you by Entrust's director of advanced security.

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EV Multi-Domain SSL Certificates

Entrust SSL certificates provide encryption-based security of sensitive information for websites and are the solution of choice for IT administrators charged with protecting their customer's transactions. Entrust SSL products are designed to meet and exceed even the most rigorous enterprise security standards, including guidelines stipulating scalability, manageability, and cost effectiveness while providing robust 256k-bit end-to-end encryption of customer interactions.

Entrust offers a range of SSL related products, including EV SSL certificates, which effortlessly integrate into an organization's existing e-commerce platform to provide a superior standard of web-based transactional security. EV Multi-Domain SSL Certificates denote the integrity of a website by requiring Entrust, the SSL certificate provider, to verify the identity and domain of the site owner prior to issuing an SSL secure server certificate. This additional layer of validation is signaled by a green address bar in major browsers, use of the https SSL protocol, and a badge from Entrust indicating the advanced level of security — all resulting in a higher level of consumer trust.

For over a decade, Entrust has been a leading provider of e-business solutions that secure online communications and transactions for enterprises.