Refurbished Datacard SP75 Plus Card Printers - FINAL SALE
Take advantage of great savings on refurbished Datcaard SP75 Plus Card Printers, while quantities last!
These products are available on a first come first serve basis, so get your orders in NOW.
Once inventory is exhausted, refurbished Datacard SP75 Plus orders will not be accepted.
Part Number: RG-SP75PLUS-002
Description: RG SP75 Plus Duplex printer (dual-sided printing), IAT Magnetic Stripe Encoder, 100 Card Input Hopper, Ethernet and USB connectivity, Dual Laminator
Units Available: 10
MSRP (USD): $8085.00
Final Sale Price: ...let's just say it's LESS than 1/2 the MSRP...and in CAD !!!
Each system will be supported with the standard 24-month warranty. There is no limit to the number of systems that can be purchased on one order, as long as it does not exceed the number of items that are available.
Contact DKC Associates today...before this deal is over!
May 05, 2016
Providing Unique, High Visible Security case study
PARTNER PROFILE — TASK SISTEMAS, KABA GROUP
Kaba group, based in Switzerland, is one of the leading providers of access control and workforce management solutions in the world. This highly valued Entrust Datacard partner has an enduring 150-year tradition of providing innovative solutions and employs more than 7,500 people in 60 countries. In 2014, Kaba Group acquired Rio de Janeiro-based Task Sistemas to expand its activities in the promising Brazilian market. Together, they provide solutions specifically tailored to the needs of Brazilian companies ranging from ID and access control solutions to workforce management and closed-circuit television technology.
CHALLENGE: Provide a cost-effective and consistent solution for identifying all airport service providers and employees with badges that have highly visible security features and are nearly impervious to fraud.
SOLUTION: The airport called on Entrust Datacard partner Kaba Group to aid the search for a new badging system that would meet the airport’s heightened security needs.
RESULTS: The airport security badging printers were replaced with Datacard® CD800™ card printer with inline hologram lamination module and customized tactile impression.
High Stakes Situation
When it comes to security, the stakes are extremely high for airports around the world. Airport personnel need to be easily identified and access to sensitive areas needs to be strictly controlled. Any breach in staff or secure areas could lead to catastrophic consequences.
When Rio de Janeiro International Airport was privatized by the Brazilian government in 2014, the RioGaleao Consortium won the bid to modernize the facility and redefine all access control and security strategies. They wanted to find a cost-effective solution for badging of airport personnel that would provide highly visible security features that were nearly impervious to fraud.
“Our main business strategy is to add aggregate value to our customers’ projects — not focusing on low costs — but rather on the most cost-effective solutions available,” said the ID Products Manager for Task Sistemas — Kaba Group.
Complicating matters, there were many disparate groups that required access to various areas at the airport, some very sensitive. This required different access grants for employees and service providers such as airport ground personnel, aircraft on-board staff, cleaning and maintenance subcontractors, the airport security team, government personnel and duty-free employees.
Unique, Highly Visible Security
The consortium wanted to unify all employee and service provider badges — not just under the same ID card issuance structure, but with highly visible security features that were nearly impossible to copy. The badges also needed to be durable, as many of the airport staff are routinely in contact with chemicals such as cleaning agents and plane fuel.
Due to a previous relationship with the consortium, Task Sistemas was the only provider consulted on the project and they offered the Datacard® CD800™ card printer with an inline lamination module and a unique tactile impression feature.
The tactile impression — a patent-pending feature offered exclusively by Entrust Datacard — is an inline security feature with the CD800 card printer that creates an impression on the card and physically alters the substrate and overlay to help prevent counterfeiting. Any attempt to alter the card is immediately evident. While the impression can be made with a generic die, the consortium chose to create a custom-designed die for the cards that offer both heightened security and greater visual appeal.
“The tactile impression is a very unique feature, which also can be cost effective,” said the ID Products Manager. “The consortium seems to really like the quality and the beauty of the badges.”
Seamless Implementation
Since implementing the CD800 system, the consortium security staff has reissued the new high-security badges to all airport employees and support staff. It expects to issue approximately 30,000 ID cards each year with a full-color photo and tactile impression on the front and black text and a barcode on the back. A 1.0 mil Datacard® DuraGard® holographic laminate is added to all cards to prolong the life span of the card to two years, add a visual security element and provide the strongest defence against abrasion and chemical attack.
The card printer is integrated with Forzip card production software that was developed by Task Sistemas. The software is linked to the airport’s existing database and enables all cards to be created internally by security staff. The cards are currently used for both identification and access control at the airport.
To ensure a smooth startup of the new card printing system, Task Sistemas — Kaba Group provided consortium security staff with 30 hours of initial technical training. They also provide ongoing monthly maintenance and bureau staff services.
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Kaba group, based in Switzerland, is one of the leading providers of access control and workforce management solutions in the world. This highly valued Entrust Datacard partner has an enduring 150-year tradition of providing innovative solutions and employs more than 7,500 people in 60 countries. In 2014, Kaba Group acquired Rio de Janeiro-based Task Sistemas to expand its activities in the promising Brazilian market. Together, they provide solutions specifically tailored to the needs of Brazilian companies ranging from ID and access control solutions to workforce management and closed-circuit television technology.
CHALLENGE: Provide a cost-effective and consistent solution for identifying all airport service providers and employees with badges that have highly visible security features and are nearly impervious to fraud.
SOLUTION: The airport called on Entrust Datacard partner Kaba Group to aid the search for a new badging system that would meet the airport’s heightened security needs.
RESULTS: The airport security badging printers were replaced with Datacard® CD800™ card printer with inline hologram lamination module and customized tactile impression.
High Stakes Situation
When it comes to security, the stakes are extremely high for airports around the world. Airport personnel need to be easily identified and access to sensitive areas needs to be strictly controlled. Any breach in staff or secure areas could lead to catastrophic consequences.
When Rio de Janeiro International Airport was privatized by the Brazilian government in 2014, the RioGaleao Consortium won the bid to modernize the facility and redefine all access control and security strategies. They wanted to find a cost-effective solution for badging of airport personnel that would provide highly visible security features that were nearly impervious to fraud.
“Our main business strategy is to add aggregate value to our customers’ projects — not focusing on low costs — but rather on the most cost-effective solutions available,” said the ID Products Manager for Task Sistemas — Kaba Group.
Complicating matters, there were many disparate groups that required access to various areas at the airport, some very sensitive. This required different access grants for employees and service providers such as airport ground personnel, aircraft on-board staff, cleaning and maintenance subcontractors, the airport security team, government personnel and duty-free employees.
Unique, Highly Visible Security
The consortium wanted to unify all employee and service provider badges — not just under the same ID card issuance structure, but with highly visible security features that were nearly impossible to copy. The badges also needed to be durable, as many of the airport staff are routinely in contact with chemicals such as cleaning agents and plane fuel.
Due to a previous relationship with the consortium, Task Sistemas was the only provider consulted on the project and they offered the Datacard® CD800™ card printer with an inline lamination module and a unique tactile impression feature.
The tactile impression — a patent-pending feature offered exclusively by Entrust Datacard — is an inline security feature with the CD800 card printer that creates an impression on the card and physically alters the substrate and overlay to help prevent counterfeiting. Any attempt to alter the card is immediately evident. While the impression can be made with a generic die, the consortium chose to create a custom-designed die for the cards that offer both heightened security and greater visual appeal.
“The tactile impression is a very unique feature, which also can be cost effective,” said the ID Products Manager. “The consortium seems to really like the quality and the beauty of the badges.”
Seamless Implementation
Since implementing the CD800 system, the consortium security staff has reissued the new high-security badges to all airport employees and support staff. It expects to issue approximately 30,000 ID cards each year with a full-color photo and tactile impression on the front and black text and a barcode on the back. A 1.0 mil Datacard® DuraGard® holographic laminate is added to all cards to prolong the life span of the card to two years, add a visual security element and provide the strongest defence against abrasion and chemical attack.
The card printer is integrated with Forzip card production software that was developed by Task Sistemas. The software is linked to the airport’s existing database and enables all cards to be created internally by security staff. The cards are currently used for both identification and access control at the airport.
To ensure a smooth startup of the new card printing system, Task Sistemas — Kaba Group provided consortium security staff with 30 hours of initial technical training. They also provide ongoing monthly maintenance and bureau staff services.
© 2016 Datacard Corporation. All rights reserved.
Entrust Datacard Achieves Instant Issuance Milestone – Over 10 Million EMV Chip Cards Instantly Issued within the U.S. in One Year
In-branch issuance of EMV cards is on the rise as the U.S. market continues to migrate to EMV chip card compliance.
MINNEAPOLIS—(May 4, 2016)—Entrust Datacard today announced that many of its U.S. instant issuance customers are migrating over to an EMV instant issuance program. As a result, over 10.6 million chip cards have been issued in the U.S. in the past 12 months utilizing Entrust Datacard instant issuance solutions. And, that number is projected to rise as more banks deploy instant issuance as part of their overall branch transformation and EMV compliance roll out.
Financial institutions are seeing a variety of benefits by enabling and optimizing their instant issuance card programs with EMV capabilities – from higher activation rates and card portfolio profitability; to increases in convenience, service levels and overall customer satisfaction; to helping educate consumers at the branch level on how to use EMV cards.
"Today, instant issuance technology allows banks to make their in-branch experiences more meaningful and efficient," said Ray Wizbowski, vice president financial vertical at Entrust Datacard. "Instant issuance provides a perfect opportunity for bank staff to educate customers about the benefits of their new chip card and instruct them on how to use the card. This instruction has a direct impact on the efficiency of branch operations moving low value transactions from the teller to the ATM as a result of the education provided with an instantly issued card."
Fraud is also a driving factor for increased instant EMV card issuance as more and more consumers need an emergency card replacement if their card information has been compromised. Giving consumers the ability to walk into a branch location to immediately receive an EMV card has helped turn a consumer experience from negative to positive. In addition, if a larger number of consumers are affected by fraudulent activity, the instant issuance of EMV cards can alleviate central issuance operations when reissues are needed. By leveraging instant issuance solutions, the financial institutions can also greatly reduce the amount of rush and overnight delivery costs that are associated with having to mail re-issued emergency card replacements.
"Instant Issuance also has a significant impact on overall customer satisfaction and card portfolio profitability," added Wizbowski. "A recent Javelin study indicated that cardholders are 22% more likely to be very-to-extremely satisfied with their bank if they received an instantly issued card. Additionally, financial institutions have indicated that activation rates of instantly issued cards is 100%, as opposed to the industry standard of approximately 60% activation rate of centrally issued cards. Instant issuance is clearly a win – not only for the customer, but for the bank as well."
Entrust Datacard has a long history of successful implementations supporting hundreds of EMV deployments and more than 30,000 instant issuance programs worldwide. With international and domestic experience, Entrust Datacard is well-positioned to help U.S. financial institutions make the shift to EMV instant issuance; additionally the company's entire installed customer-base has the ability to upgrade to EMV chip cards in an affordable and streamlined way.
© 2016 Datacard Corporation. All rights reserved.
In-branch issuance of EMV cards is on the rise as the U.S. market continues to migrate to EMV chip card compliance.
MINNEAPOLIS—(May 4, 2016)—Entrust Datacard today announced that many of its U.S. instant issuance customers are migrating over to an EMV instant issuance program. As a result, over 10.6 million chip cards have been issued in the U.S. in the past 12 months utilizing Entrust Datacard instant issuance solutions. And, that number is projected to rise as more banks deploy instant issuance as part of their overall branch transformation and EMV compliance roll out.
Financial institutions are seeing a variety of benefits by enabling and optimizing their instant issuance card programs with EMV capabilities – from higher activation rates and card portfolio profitability; to increases in convenience, service levels and overall customer satisfaction; to helping educate consumers at the branch level on how to use EMV cards.
"Today, instant issuance technology allows banks to make their in-branch experiences more meaningful and efficient," said Ray Wizbowski, vice president financial vertical at Entrust Datacard. "Instant issuance provides a perfect opportunity for bank staff to educate customers about the benefits of their new chip card and instruct them on how to use the card. This instruction has a direct impact on the efficiency of branch operations moving low value transactions from the teller to the ATM as a result of the education provided with an instantly issued card."
Fraud is also a driving factor for increased instant EMV card issuance as more and more consumers need an emergency card replacement if their card information has been compromised. Giving consumers the ability to walk into a branch location to immediately receive an EMV card has helped turn a consumer experience from negative to positive. In addition, if a larger number of consumers are affected by fraudulent activity, the instant issuance of EMV cards can alleviate central issuance operations when reissues are needed. By leveraging instant issuance solutions, the financial institutions can also greatly reduce the amount of rush and overnight delivery costs that are associated with having to mail re-issued emergency card replacements.
"Instant Issuance also has a significant impact on overall customer satisfaction and card portfolio profitability," added Wizbowski. "A recent Javelin study indicated that cardholders are 22% more likely to be very-to-extremely satisfied with their bank if they received an instantly issued card. Additionally, financial institutions have indicated that activation rates of instantly issued cards is 100%, as opposed to the industry standard of approximately 60% activation rate of centrally issued cards. Instant issuance is clearly a win – not only for the customer, but for the bank as well."
Entrust Datacard has a long history of successful implementations supporting hundreds of EMV deployments and more than 30,000 instant issuance programs worldwide. With international and domestic experience, Entrust Datacard is well-positioned to help U.S. financial institutions make the shift to EMV instant issuance; additionally the company's entire installed customer-base has the ability to upgrade to EMV chip cards in an affordable and streamlined way.
© 2016 Datacard Corporation. All rights reserved.
April 30, 2016
HID Global iClass SE Seos® Profile Reader
HID Global iClass SE Seos® Profile Reader
What is Seos?
Seos is a breakthrough credential technology which delivers best-in-class security that, while ensuring critical identity protection and privacy, provides users with the freedom to choose the device(s) on which the credential resides and from an almost unlimited choice of applications where the identity can be employed.
What is Seos Profile?
Seos Profile is a configuration package that can be applied to an iCLASS SE reader and takes the guess work out of reader selection for new projects. The configuration supports Seos credentials only*, whether these are traditional physical cards or stored on a mobile device. The reader provides best in class protection and dependability, in one. Is it more expensive? No, the base price is the same as the equivalent Standard Profile configuration. iCLASS SE Readers with Seos Profile configuration are available in R10, R40 and RK40 models. Why compromise?
Why choose a Seos Profile Reader with Bluetooth?
It is all about choice: HID Mobile Access® now or whenever the client is ready.
Learn more about HID Mobile Access Here
If you have any questions regarding this information, please Contact Us.
Thank you for your continued business and interest in HID Global products, solutions and services.
*Note: High frequency support for Seos (13.56 MHz and Bluetooth 2.4 GHz) credentials only. Seos Profile configuration can optionally be ordered with support for low frequency 125 kHz HID Prox, but these variants are not included in the promotion. Seos Profile configurations do not support legacy credential technologies including iCLASS SE, iCLASS, MIFARE, Indala, etc. These technologies are ALL supported using the Standard Profile configuration on iCLASS SE and multiCLASS SE readers.
Product Management
Physical Access Control Solutions
HID Global
Introducing The OMNIKEY® 5022 Smart Card Reader for Two-Factor Authentication
HID Global has announced the availability of its OMNIKEY® 5022 smart card reader, the latest addition to the authentication device portfolio.
The OMNIKEY 5022 enables strong authentication to computer, network or cloud applications, supporting 13.56 MHz credentials such as iCLASS®, Seos® one-time password (OTP), DESFire® or MIFARE®.
The reader eliminates the need to install drivers and can be used with standard PCs and workstations, as well as with thin and zero clients. Typical environments for the reader include healthcare, pharmaceutical, financial services, enterprise, government and other agencies seeking higher security and access management.
It can also be used to meet security and regulatory compliance requirements which mandate two-factor user authentication for accessing workstations and applications.
The OMNIKEY 5022 is interoperable with a number of smart card technologies, tags, and NFC-enabled smart devices. By supporting numerous credentials based on common ISO14443 A/B, ISO 15693 standards, the reader is an ideal entry-level choice to support a small footprint in desktop environments.
As part of HID Global’s ActivID® Tap Authentication™ solution, the reader also enhances the user experience and security by allowing users to simply tap a card to a device in order to automatically generate an OTP for secure login.
The reader is integrated and tested with the ActivID Tap solution, ActivID ActivClient, ActivID Applets and HID Trusted Tag® Services.
Key Benefits
The OMNIKEY 5022 reader is available in two colors:
For pricing and to learn more about the OMNIKEY 5022 reader, please Contact Us.
Thank you for your continued business and interest in HID Global products, solutions and services.
Product Management
IAM Solutions
HID Global
HID Global has announced the availability of its OMNIKEY® 5022 smart card reader, the latest addition to the authentication device portfolio.
The OMNIKEY 5022 enables strong authentication to computer, network or cloud applications, supporting 13.56 MHz credentials such as iCLASS®, Seos® one-time password (OTP), DESFire® or MIFARE®.
The reader eliminates the need to install drivers and can be used with standard PCs and workstations, as well as with thin and zero clients. Typical environments for the reader include healthcare, pharmaceutical, financial services, enterprise, government and other agencies seeking higher security and access management.
It can also be used to meet security and regulatory compliance requirements which mandate two-factor user authentication for accessing workstations and applications.
The OMNIKEY 5022 is interoperable with a number of smart card technologies, tags, and NFC-enabled smart devices. By supporting numerous credentials based on common ISO14443 A/B, ISO 15693 standards, the reader is an ideal entry-level choice to support a small footprint in desktop environments.
As part of HID Global’s ActivID® Tap Authentication™ solution, the reader also enhances the user experience and security by allowing users to simply tap a card to a device in order to automatically generate an OTP for secure login.
The reader is integrated and tested with the ActivID Tap solution, ActivID ActivClient, ActivID Applets and HID Trusted Tag® Services.
Key Benefits
- Leverage existing employee badge – Expand the usage of existing physical access cards to computer logon, as well as network and cloud access.
- Increased security and better user experience – Read and retrieve highly secure one-time passwords (OTP) from Seos cards; supports ActivID Tap Authentication.
- Easy to install – Eliminate the need to install drivers; uses native-supported CCID drivers within the operating system.
- Compact form factor – Enable two-factor authentication in space-restricted work environments such as healthcare settings.
The OMNIKEY 5022 reader is available in two colors:
- R50220318-DB = OMNIKEY 5022 Dark Blue
- R50220318-GR = OMNIKEY 5022 Anthracite
For pricing and to learn more about the OMNIKEY 5022 reader, please Contact Us.
Thank you for your continued business and interest in HID Global products, solutions and services.
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IAM Solutions
HID Global
April 15, 2016
Recent Chrome Upgrade Impacts Datacard TruCredential
A recent update to Google Chrome has removed features that Datacard TruCredential relies on for designing and rendering credentials. When using Google Chrome version 49.0.2623.87 or higher, users will experience TruCredential indefinitely loading when launching a workflow or credential design.
An update to the software is available to resolve the issue at https://www.datacard.com/support-and-drivers
In addition to changes to address the issues with Chrome, the updated installer will include some new features as well.
- Connect composite, date, and dropdown fields to a barcode
- Include database connections to views and synonyms
- Directory Service interface can now be configured with an account outside the search base
- Schema selection option on database connections
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Who will this impact?
A1: Any Chrome user who has their browser set to auto update. All other users will not be impacted.
Q2: Is there a workaround prior to/instead of installing the new update?
A2: Downgrading isn’t really an option with Chrome. Turning off auto update is also not recommended, and can only be done via a registry change: http://dev.chromium.org/administrators/turning-off-auto-updates. If you do not want to install the update, we recommend that you switch to Internet Explorer.
Q3: How do we apply this for existing customers?
A3: Download the new installer, uninstall existing software, and run the downloaded installer.
Q4: Will I continue to have issues in the future if I use Chrome?
A4: Although we never know exactly what changes Chrome will make, this is likely a one-time issue.
For additional questions or concerns regarding this issue, please Contact Us.
April 14, 2016
New Entrust® IdentityGuard Virtual Appliance Provides Organizations with an Easy-to-Deploy, Turnkey Authentication Solution
New Entrust® IdentityGuard Virtual Appliance Provides Organizations with an Easy-to-Deploy, Turnkey Authentication Solution
Product enables organizations to defend against more frequent and sophisticated enterprise level cyberattacks, while decreasing costs and increasing productivity
MINNEAPOLIS—(April 13, 2016)—Entrust Datacard today announced the release of the Entrust IdentityGuard Virtual Appliance, which enables organizations to defend against more frequent and sophisticated enterprise level cyberattacks, while increasing productivity for IT management. The new, two-factor authentication solution offers organizations the ability to provide users with secure access to a broader array of services and applications.
The virtual appliance solution is packaged to provide enterprises with a turnkey solution that includes Entrust IdentityGuard authentication software, a hardened operating system, a database and installation wizards. This packaged solution eliminates the need for IT departments to design and configure their own system, which provides a simplified deployment experience for the IT management and the enterprise. In addition, the solution includes a self-service capability that enables users to manage authenticators at any time without the assistance of a help desk.
"With threat levels continuing to increase for businesses and mobile becoming the preferred way to access resources, it is important that organizations look for solutions that are secure, efficient and flexible enough to grow with the business," said Ryan Zlockie, vice president of authentication for Entrust Datacard. "With the Entrust IdentityGuard Virtual Appliance, enterprises have access to a simple to deploy solution that offers a broad range of authentication capabilities, including mobile push notifications – one of the most secure and convenient authentication methods available."
The addition of the virtual appliance helps to round out the robust variety of authentication deployment options offered by Entrust Datacard, including:
IdentityGuard 11.0, the company's longstanding authentication solution which enables organizations to manage and deploy a comprehensive range of unique capabilities; provides secure access to today's leading online, cloud and mobile platforms; and provide transparency and a frictionless experience.
Entrust Authentication Service, a solution that leverages Entrust Datacard's proven portfolio of strong authentication solutions in a cloud-based service.
"As we continue to expand our portfolio of authentication solutions, it's important that we are able to provide our customers with the ability to choose the authentication deployment option that works best for their business," added Zlockie.
To learn more about Entrust IdentityGuard Virtual Appliance and to sign up for a free, 45-day evaluation guide, visit https://www.entrust.com/lp/virtual-appliance/.
© 2016 Datacard Corporation. All rights reserved.
Product enables organizations to defend against more frequent and sophisticated enterprise level cyberattacks, while decreasing costs and increasing productivity
MINNEAPOLIS—(April 13, 2016)—Entrust Datacard today announced the release of the Entrust IdentityGuard Virtual Appliance, which enables organizations to defend against more frequent and sophisticated enterprise level cyberattacks, while increasing productivity for IT management. The new, two-factor authentication solution offers organizations the ability to provide users with secure access to a broader array of services and applications.
The virtual appliance solution is packaged to provide enterprises with a turnkey solution that includes Entrust IdentityGuard authentication software, a hardened operating system, a database and installation wizards. This packaged solution eliminates the need for IT departments to design and configure their own system, which provides a simplified deployment experience for the IT management and the enterprise. In addition, the solution includes a self-service capability that enables users to manage authenticators at any time without the assistance of a help desk.
"With threat levels continuing to increase for businesses and mobile becoming the preferred way to access resources, it is important that organizations look for solutions that are secure, efficient and flexible enough to grow with the business," said Ryan Zlockie, vice president of authentication for Entrust Datacard. "With the Entrust IdentityGuard Virtual Appliance, enterprises have access to a simple to deploy solution that offers a broad range of authentication capabilities, including mobile push notifications – one of the most secure and convenient authentication methods available."
The addition of the virtual appliance helps to round out the robust variety of authentication deployment options offered by Entrust Datacard, including:
IdentityGuard 11.0, the company's longstanding authentication solution which enables organizations to manage and deploy a comprehensive range of unique capabilities; provides secure access to today's leading online, cloud and mobile platforms; and provide transparency and a frictionless experience.
Entrust Authentication Service, a solution that leverages Entrust Datacard's proven portfolio of strong authentication solutions in a cloud-based service.
"As we continue to expand our portfolio of authentication solutions, it's important that we are able to provide our customers with the ability to choose the authentication deployment option that works best for their business," added Zlockie.
To learn more about Entrust IdentityGuard Virtual Appliance and to sign up for a free, 45-day evaluation guide, visit https://www.entrust.com/lp/virtual-appliance/.
© 2016 Datacard Corporation. All rights reserved.
April 08, 2016
Retransfer Card Printing Technology
Retransfer printing allows you to create cards that stand out from the crowd, with photo-quality imagery, stunning resolution and extreme precision. All while giving you the security and durability you need and the versatility to meet virtually any card design requirement.
Retransfer technology allows you to print right over the edge of your cards and up to the edge of a chip in smart cards. The result is significantly improved aesthetics and a higher quality card experience overall.
Consumers, citizens and employees increasingly expect anywhere-anytime experiences, whether they're making purchases, crossing borders, accessing e-gov services or logging onto coporate networks. They also expect the systems that allow this freedom and flexibility to be reliable and secure. Entrust Datacard offers the trusted identity and secure transaction technologies that make these systems possible.
See the complete Entrust Datacard Retransfer Card Printing Educational Brochure
April 07, 2016
Entrust Document Signing Certificates Provide Users with the Ability to Digitally Sign Legally Binding Documents
New features provide visual trust indicators to verify identities and confirm the validity of the document
MINNEAPOLIS—(April 05, 2016)—Entrust Datacard announced today that the company has issued new and upgraded features for its Entrust® Document Signing Certificates solution, including supporting digital signatures for Adobe and Microsoft Office documents to secure legally binding documents. Customers who have implemented Entrust Document Signing Certificates use the solution to provide visual trust indicators to verify the publisher's identity and to confirm that the document has not been altered in transmission.
New features of the Entrust Document Signing Certificates include:
Documents signed with an Entrust Document Signing Certificate contain visual trust indicators that provide recipients with proof that the sender's identity has been verified and that the document has not been altered during transmission. When a Document Signing Certificate is opened, a trust dialog is immediately presented at the top of the document. Visual indicators enable recipients to verify the signature's authenticity and to determine whether or not the document has been altered since the initial signing. Additionally, real-time assurance verifies the authenticity of a document throughout its lifetime, not just upon the initial transmission.
Before issuing a Document Signing Certificate, all registrants are vetted through a stringent verification process to ensure proper identity. Once a registrant's identification information is verified, they are provided with a digital ID which is used to apply a trusted digital signature to a document.
Today, Entrust Datacard offers a variety of certificate types, including individual signing certificates, manual and automatic group signing certificates and enterprise signing certificates. To learn more about Entrust Document Signing Certificates, visit https://www.entrust.com/digital-signatures.
© 2016 Datacard Corporation. All rights reserved.
MINNEAPOLIS—(April 05, 2016)—Entrust Datacard announced today that the company has issued new and upgraded features for its Entrust® Document Signing Certificates solution, including supporting digital signatures for Adobe and Microsoft Office documents to secure legally binding documents. Customers who have implemented Entrust Document Signing Certificates use the solution to provide visual trust indicators to verify the publisher's identity and to confirm that the document has not been altered in transmission.
New features of the Entrust Document Signing Certificates include:
- Microsoft Office Compatible - Entrust Document Signing Certificates are now compatible with all Microsoft Office documents.
- Adobe Reader Compatible - Entrust Document Signing Certificates are now compatible with all Adobe solutions including Adobe reader, users no longer need to purchase Adobe software for document signing.
- Multiple Signature Workflow Support - Entrust Document Signing Certificates support multiple signature workflow. Multiple signatures can be verified while maintaining document authentication.
- SHA-2 Signing - Entrust Document Signing Certificates are issued using SHA-2 signing algorithms for added security meeting the latest browser security requirements.
- Entrust Document Signing Certificates are now compatible with OpenOffice, LibreOffice and Bluebeam solutions.
Documents signed with an Entrust Document Signing Certificate contain visual trust indicators that provide recipients with proof that the sender's identity has been verified and that the document has not been altered during transmission. When a Document Signing Certificate is opened, a trust dialog is immediately presented at the top of the document. Visual indicators enable recipients to verify the signature's authenticity and to determine whether or not the document has been altered since the initial signing. Additionally, real-time assurance verifies the authenticity of a document throughout its lifetime, not just upon the initial transmission.
Before issuing a Document Signing Certificate, all registrants are vetted through a stringent verification process to ensure proper identity. Once a registrant's identification information is verified, they are provided with a digital ID which is used to apply a trusted digital signature to a document.
Today, Entrust Datacard offers a variety of certificate types, including individual signing certificates, manual and automatic group signing certificates and enterprise signing certificates. To learn more about Entrust Document Signing Certificates, visit https://www.entrust.com/digital-signatures.
© 2016 Datacard Corporation. All rights reserved.
SmartTrade Promotion for CD800™ Card Printer with Inline Lamination Module and SD460™ Card Printer
Entrust Datacard is pleased to announce the SmartTrade program for the CD800™ card printer with inline lamination module (CLM), and SD460™ card printer. From April 1 through June 30, 2016, replace your existing printer and save up to $500 USD. Add on a tactile impression module and save an additional $100 USD!
Free Tactile Impression Module Promotion for CD800™ Card Printer with Inline Lamination Module and SD460™ Card Printer
Entrust Datacard is pleased to announce the Free Tactile Impression Module promotion for the CD800™ card printer with inline lamination module (CD800 CLM), and SD460™ card printer. From April 1 through June 30, 2016, order a CD800 CLM or SD460™ card printer and receive the Tactile Impression Module free of charge! The tactile impression module has a value of $995 MSRP.
For complete details and pricing please Contact Us.
