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Key Management Refresher: Software vs. Hardware

For any organization managing encryption keys, the process of creating, maintaining, and improving a key management system can seem a frustrating or even impossible task. These feelings of frustration often stem from a few prominent mistakes that frequently occur.

DUKPT Within a Point of Sale Environment: How Does It Work?

POS devices safeguard card data using an encryption key generation method called DUKPT, or Derived unique key per transaction. Here's how it works.

Which Key Management Solution is Right for Me?

As an organization, knowing which key management solution to choose can be a bit confusing. Here is how to decide on the right solution.

EMV, P2PE, and Tokenization: Which is Right for Me?

EMV, or "Europay, Mastercard, Visa," is a payment method based on a technical framework for smart payment cards, payment terminals, and ATMs.

CryptoCube: Why Customization Matters

When it comes to your core cryptographic infrastructure, your organization should not have to settle for off-the-shelf, generic devices or software. Too often, enterprises must piece together different components in order to create a system tailored to their needs, resulting in a mismatched, non-compatible mix of solutions that take time, money, and effort to integrate together.

Advantages of Utilizing a Single Supplier for your Data Security Needs

Imagine that you are the system administrator or Chief Technology Officer of your company. You are responsible for building and assembling your company’s data security infrastructure that will be protect your customers’ sensitive data, your organization’s payroll records, research data, and more. You now have many important decisions to make. Is it better to build and assemble your infrastructure piece by piece by selecting different technologies from different data security companies, or is it better to use one company for all of your infrastructure’s needs?

Infographic: Want to Create a Secure Password?

With the recent concerns over online data security risks, organizations are urging their customers to reset their passwords on all popular websites. While habitually updating passwords is a sensible practice regardless, any potential hacking threat serves as a good reminder and heightens the importance of the updates.

Securing Your Infrastructure Against the Unknown through Disaster Recovery and Redundancy

What happens if one day your systems administrator accidentally spills his morning coffee on the server rack and a critical portion of your core cryptographic infrastructure goes down? Does your organization have backup units that can continue processing data without interruption?

VirtuCrypt Hardened Enterprise Security Cloud Delivery Models

No organization is the same, and the days of cloud services that expect everyone to want the same features are now at an end. VirtuCrypt is changing the way enterprises utilize the cloud, promoting flexibility and customization in order to meet the unique needs of every organization.

Cloud Computing 101

The cloud offers many benefits not available using traditional self-hosted data storage and processing models. From easy access of information to Nth degree scalability, the cloud is a convenient and cost-effective method for virtual data processing and storage. When considering moving your organization to the cloud, consider the following information to form a firm basis of understanding of cloud computing and what it means for your IT infrastructure.

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Key Management Refresher: Software vs. Hardware

DUKPT Within a Point of Sale Environment: How Does It Work?

Which Key Management Solution is Right for Me?

EMV, P2PE, and Tokenization: Which is Right for Me?

CryptoCube: Why Customization Matters

Advantages of Utilizing a Single Supplier for your Data Security Needs

Infographic: Want to Create a Secure Password?

Securing Your Infrastructure Against the Unknown through Disaster Recovery and Redundancy

VirtuCrypt Hardened Enterprise Security Cloud Delivery Models

Cloud Computing 101

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