As security standards continue to evolve, some PIN entry devices are approaching their expiration. The PCI Security Standards Council and Visa recently announced that devices approved in the first version of the PCI PIN program (way back in 2004!) and not subsequently approved for higher levels of security are now at their expiration point. Stakeholders […]
Network accessibility is becoming increasing important in today’s fast paced world. In fact, it is difficult to imagine a business environment that cannot benefit from a wireless network. Companies across a broad spectrum — manufacturers, warehouses, retailers, schools, hospitals, hotels and service facilities — are implementing wireless networks in record numbers. The benefits they find include […]
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E2EE and Tokenization are often positioned as an either/or solution, but this is not the case. Each technology has its place in payment security. This article defines both solutions and their significant characteristics. E2EE ensures the security of sensitive cardholder information from the moment the card is swiped all the way to when it is […]
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By now, I’m sure you’ve all been exposed to the talk about PCI 1.3 terminals, PCI 2.0 terminals, PCI 2.1 terminals and why one is better than the other. Since this year’s National Retail Federation show this January, the landscape has become a little bit clearer. For those of you who want to know more […]
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PIN Entry Devices to Expire
/in Payment Solutions/by POSDATAAs security standards continue to evolve, some PIN entry devices are approaching their expiration. The PCI Security Standards Council and Visa recently announced that devices approved in the first version of the PCI PIN program (way back in 2004!) and not subsequently approved for higher levels of security are now at their expiration point. Stakeholders […]
Three Ways a Wireless Network Benefits Your Business
/in AIDC and Mobility Solutions/by POSDATANetwork accessibility is becoming increasing important in today’s fast paced world. In fact, it is difficult to imagine a business environment that cannot benefit from a wireless network. Companies across a broad spectrum — manufacturers, warehouses, retailers, schools, hospitals, hotels and service facilities — are implementing wireless networks in record numbers. The benefits they find include […]
End to End Encryption and Tokenization
/in Payment Solutions/by POSDATAE2EE and Tokenization are often positioned as an either/or solution, but this is not the case. Each technology has its place in payment security. This article defines both solutions and their significant characteristics. E2EE ensures the security of sensitive cardholder information from the moment the card is swiped all the way to when it is […]
PCI 1.3 vs. 2.0 vs. 2.1… What Does It All Mean?
/in Payment Solutions/by POSDATABy now, I’m sure you’ve all been exposed to the talk about PCI 1.3 terminals, PCI 2.0 terminals, PCI 2.1 terminals and why one is better than the other. Since this year’s National Retail Federation show this January, the landscape has become a little bit clearer. For those of you who want to know more […]