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This guide covers integration of the Host Guardian Service (HGS) role included in Microsoft Windows Server 2019 with the Entrust range of Hardware Security Modules (HSMs). The HGS can only be configured on Windows Server 2019 Standard or Datacenter; the HGS role is not supported on Nano Server or other versions of the Windows operating system.

This year’s study, conducted by Ponemon Institute and sponsored by Entrust, surveyed over 2,500 IT professionals – ranging from CISOs and CIOs to IT security managers – in 17 countries on their organizations’ PKI practices, applications, and pain points. The findings show that the top challenges for deploying and managing PKI remain constant: no clear ownership, insufficient resources, and insufficient skills. Find out how organizations are looking to the future of PKI and how you compare.

Follow the instructions in this document to enroll for an Entrust Certificate Services account.

This guide explains how to pick up and install your Document Signing certificates (Document Signing Individual, Document Signing Pro, Document Signing Lite, and Document Signing Group) on a token. It includes instructions for installing the SafeNet software on the token. The guide also includes instructions for using the Document Signing certificate to sign an Adobe pdf document or a Microsoft Word file.

This guide describes how to pick up and install your Code Signing certificate onto a SafeNet USB token.

This guide describes the procedure to integrate Entrust KeyControl and VMware encryptions solutions, vSAN and VM encryption. vSAN and VM encryption use the Key Management Interoperability Protocol (KMIP).

This document describes the integration of the Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform (referred to as VSP in this guide) with the Entrust KeyControl 5.5.1 (formerly HyTrust KeyControl) key management solution.

This document describes how to integrate Microsoft SQL Server with the nShield Database Security Option Pack (nDSOP V2.1) using an Entrust nShield hardware security module (HSM) as a Root of Trust for storage encryption.

Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS) is an installable component of the Microsoft Windows operating System. Once configured it provides the facility for single sign on for credential sharing and access control between trusted business partners (known as a federation) and across multiple business boundaries via a claims based authorization process using standards-based protocols such as https.

This document describes the configuration of Nutanix Prism Central for integration with the Entrust KeyControl (formerly HyTrust) key management solution using an Entrust nShield® hardware security module (HSM) root of trust. KeyControl performs the key management functions by storing critical encryption keys using the Key Management Interoperability Protocol (KMIP) open standard.