Tokenization is the process of exchanging sensitive data for nonsensitive data called "tokens" that can be used in a database or internal system without bringing it into scope.
In the recent webinar between TokenEx and Kount, Aaron Chesley and Cheyenne Clark discussed key insights on payment optimization and fraud prevention trends.
Account takeover fraud happens when cybercriminals use stolen credentials to particupate in unauthorized account use. Learn how to stop account takeovers (ATOs) in this blog.
Device fingerprinting gathers data about a web user’s activity, software, and hardware configurations. Learn more about how this information assists with fraud analysis in this blog.
Payment optimization identifies areas of opportunity to increase authorization rates, reduce false declines, and reduce fraud within the payment system.
Data masking removes sensitive information and replaces it with similar data while data encryption uses algorithms to change data until it is unreadable.
“We never touch any payment data in our contact centers, retail stores, websites, or in the field. That’s a big relief.”
Tyson Martin
Orvis Chief Information Security Officer
“TiloPay reduced its PCI scope by roughly 80 to 90 percent because they do not store credit card data internally.”
Henry Nanne
TiloPay CTO
“TokenEx is a stable and reliable solution. We haven’t had to incorporate any major technology or version changes due to TokenEx since deployment. And since PCI Level 1 Compliance is an expectation for payment processors, by using TokenEx, we’ve streamlined our audits.”
James Robinson
Payliance Director of Product
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