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What is Tokenization?

Tokenization is a process that replaces sensitive data – and that can be credit card information, social security numbers, national insurance numbers and so on – with a unique surrogate value or token that retains all the essential information without compromising its security. Tokens can be used in place of original data and because it is a representation of the data, but is not the data itself. Additionally, tokens can use the same amount of storage as the original clear text data instead of the larger amount of storage required by encrypted data.

It represents an alternative data protection architecture that is proving ideal for some organization’s requirements. For example, enterprises around the globe are using tokenization as a practical and effective way to reduce PCI DSS audit scope. Tokenization easily and effectively takes applications and systems out of scope for both initial compliance requirements and annual audits.
 

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10/2009 How Tokenization Can Help Reduce PCI Compliance Costs Multichannel Merchant
10/2009

Tokenization Vs. End-to-End Encryption: Experts Weigh in

BankInfo Security
8/2009 Tokenization Gains Traction Online Strategies
7/2009 i OS Security Vendors Tap nuBridges for Encryption and Tokenization IT Jungle
7/2009 This token gesture secures sensitive data Network World
6/2009 Securing Data:  What Tokenization Does Windows IT Pro
6/2009 Credit Card Tokenization: Put All Your Data Eggs in One Basket and Watch That Basket System i Network News
5/2009 New Tokenization Technology Promises to Streamline Encryption Key Management MC Press
5/2009 Tokenization and Enterprise Data Security: To meet more rigorous security challenges, tokenization, a new data security model, is gaining traction. ISSA Journal


 

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