Tokenization
and End-to-End Encryption - Fact
and Fiction
As
a result of both the recent
PCI DSS Community meeting and
the PricewaterhouseCoopers
survey on approaches for achieving
PCI compliance, attention is
now focused on two technology
solutions that help merchants
reduce PCI audit scope, secure
consumer credit card data and
reduce the costs associated
with PCI compliance.
Join George
Peabody, research director
at Mercator Advisory Group
and industry expert on payment
security, along with Mark Bower,
security expert and vice president
of product management at Voltage
Security, as they examine these
new approaches to securing
customer data.
You’ll learn
exactly how tokenization and
end-to-end encryption work
and their operating characteristics
and our experts will also cover
how these two approaches:
Reduce
PCI Audit scope – and
the difference between
the two approaches
Provide
benefits to merchants
and processors
Offer
multiple implementation
options and their associated
risks
We’ll conclude with
a discussion of how a single platform
for end-to-end data protection may
provide a reduced risk approach to
implementing both tokenization and
end-to-end encryption to accomplish
the following use cases:
End-to-end
encryption of sensitive card
data for authorization and
settlement within payment systems
Encryption
and/or tokenization of card
data stored in databases and
used by business applications
such as resolving charge-backs
or for post-settlement processes
Data
masking and data de-identification
for test and outsourced environments
– including packaged applications
such as Oracle E-Business Suite
– reducing the risk of inadvertent
exposure of sensitive information
Join us for what
promises to be a highly informative
and in-depth discussion of tokenization
and
end-to-end encryption.
