By leveraging TokenEx as a proxy through which Acima could tokenize with any processor it so chose, Acima addressed its issues surrounding flexibility, affordability, and redundancy.
Allant implemented the TokenEx Cloud Security Platform to secure sensitive data and benefited by moving its storage to the cloud and dramatically reducing risk.
Without a secure way of accepting payment data from booking engines and channel managers, Avon's hotel-management system had a gap in functionality. Here's how TokenEx helped.
For internet-savvy charities, a majority of donations come via their websites, making it easy for patrons to set up accounts and enter payment information. This provides the most frictionless funding method for a charity—as well as for the sponsors—to support causes almost anywhere in the world.
Learn how to prepare for California’s sweeping new privacy law.
Learn how cloud tokenization and proper data collection practices can help you meet the data privacy requirements of CCPA.
How to prepare your organization for the U.S.’s first comprehensive data privacy law.
TokenEx's Cloud Security Platform secured Configio’s ecommerce offering, enabling flexible functionality via our omnichannel acceptance, open integration, and Transparent Gateway.
Learn how to reduce the scope of PCI compliance via a data-centric descoping strategy.
Learn about the data-oriented privacy strategy of de-identification, specifically de-identification via tokenization.
By combining encryption, tokenization, and cloud data vaulting, Discount Tire removed customers’ PCI data from its business systems, reducing the scope and cost of PCI compliance and the risk of data breaches.
Learn the five things you need to know about this influential industry regulation.
To address these issues of risk and compliance, hospitality and travel organizations can use TokenEx’s Cloud Security Platform to remove sensitive data from their environments and safely store it in the cloud.
To combat concerns surrounding the protection of our sensitive personal data, legislative and regulatory bodies have begun to establish laws and requirements for the handling of personal information.
Globalfaces Direct implemented the TokenEx Cloud Security Platform and benefited from enabling multi-channel payment acceptance, increasing visibility in reporting, and significantly reducing risk and compliance.
Due to its superior security, flexibility, and simplicity, tokenization has been widely adopted by organizations across the globe to address concerns surrounding data protection and regulatory compliance.
Learn about NACHA's upcoming supplementing data security requirements and how to meet them.
Inflection integrated tokenization to protect customer data, reducing the cost of security and compliance in the process.
Tokenization integrated with fraud detection is a keystone to a layered security approach that protects against data theft, minimizes PCI compliance costs, and controls payment card fraud.
Learn how to stack tokenization and fraud prevention to protect payments occurring on mobile applications.
By using tokenization to remove payment card information from interactions between customers and live or automated agents, organizations can greatly reduce the cost of PCI compliance.
MRC Global used enterprise-level tokenization to protect all sensitive data stored in its internal IT systems, reducing the scope of PCI compliance while virtually eliminating the risk of data theft.
Learn how tokenization can satisfy NACHA's supplementing data security requirements, enabling you to protect ACH data in addition to PCI.
Orvis initiated a thoughtful overhaul of its three commerce channels, using tokenization on each to ensure its customers’ personal information was protected from data breaches and theft.
By working with TokenEx to create a cloud token environment independent of its internal systems and PSP, Pay N Seconds was able to retain ownership of its tokens, leverage those tokens to build consumer profiles for future payments, and reduce the scope and cost of PCI compliance.
Regardless of your reason for seeking compliance or your existing knowledge of the PCI DSS, TokenEx can help. In this guide, you’ll find initial steps and strategies for reducing the complexity and cost of compliance—and ultimately achieving it.
Learn how to simplify your path to meeting the requirements of the PCI DSS.
Learn how to reduce the scope of PCI compliance to simplify audits and assessments for QSAs and ISAs.
Relevant Mobile used tokenization to seamlessly support the way its restaurant clients interacted with the dozens of processors and gateways involved in verifying real-time transactions.
By working with a cloud security provider, you can reduce risk and simplify compliance by removing sensitive data from your internal systems—all without significantly altering your existing processes or sacrificing the business utility of customer data.
Learn how TokenEx can protect Eurozone customers and help them comply with international regulations.
Learn how tokenization can resolve your exposure to cyberattacks and optimize your insurance protection via its risk-reducing capabilities for data security.
How Account Updater refreshes card-on-file data to reduce processing failures and improve the rate of successful automatic payments and other repeat transactions.
Both tokenization and encryption technologies have long been integral tools for data security, but encryption alone is not a secure solution.
Our flexible tokenization methods and token schemes helped our insurance customers meet their security and compliance needs for their massive volumes of policyholder data.
TSD Web implemented tokenization and cloud data vaulting into its environment to minimize its level of PCI DSS exposure.
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Learn how IRM and tokenization can help organizations minimize risk and streamline their compliance
Tokenization removes sensitive data from your business systems and replaces it with an undecipherable token, storing the original data in a secure cloud data vault.
Yombu used TokenEx’s secure cloud vaulting to remove sensitive cardholder data from its environment without sacrificing the ability to distribute the same tokens to multiple endpoints.
