Company Owned by Descendents of Nazi Joseph Goebbels Landed a £250,000 Vaccine Passport Contract from English Government
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Entrust, which provides digital security and identification credentials services, is owned by the Quandt family. The Quandt family bought DataCard in 1987. Datacard acquired Entrust in 2013:
“Datacard bought Dallas-based Entrust with its 400 employees in 2013. Two years later, it renamed the merged company Entrust Datacard and moved into a new 375,000-square-foot space in Shakopee.
At the time, the $650 million company, which is owned by Germany’s reclusive Quandt family of BMW fame, set bold plans to become a $1 billion company by 2020 by creating the next generation of technology that secures credit cards and online data.
Entrust Datacard’s growth plans were aided by a swell of data breaches across the retail industry starting in 2013. Hackers accessed the customer data of a host of companies including Target, Neiman Marcus, Sears, Home Depot and JPMorgan Chase. Cybersecurity remains a key concern of corporations today.”
The Quandt family are descendants of Nazi Joseph Goebbels, who was the Reich Minister of Propaganda in Nazi Germany:
Goebbels produced propaganda for a regime that embraced eugenics and racial purity to justify “murder in the Nazis’ campaign to cleanse German society of individuals viewed as threats to the “health” of the nation:
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Entrust Receives COVID Passport Contract from English Government
Entrust signed a 12-month contract with the England government to provide “COVID passport technology.”
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Entrust received “£250,000 to provide cloud computing software for the Covid-status certification scheme run by NHSX — the Government’s digital health unit.”