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Key injection (sometimes called key loading) transfers encryption keys to a payment device. Payment devices include point-of-sale (POS) or point-of-interaction (POI) terminals and ATMs. They capture cardholder data, like customer PINs, and use keys to encrypt it.
Dual Functionality: General-purpose data protection as well as payment processing using the same HSM device.
In the first part of our comprehensive three-part series on selecting the ideal Payment Hardware Security Module (HSM)
Hardware-based (sometimes called hardware-backed) cryptography is when you carry out cryptographic operations using dedicated hardware components in a physically secure device. In this model, data and encryption keys are stored in special hardware components.
The International Cryptographic Modules Conference (ICMC) is where the world’s leading cryptography experts gather each year to discuss the most critical industry challenges and trends. Futurex's well-received sessions gained the attention of fellow industry leaders from over two dozen countries. This blog brings you the top three takeaways from the experts at the forefront of global cryptography.
When your organization relies on encryption, you know first-hand that an effective key management solution can be the difference between tragedy and triumph.
As any security architect or IT manager knows, IT infrastructure is growing in complexity. It can be particularly complex for enterprises with cloud services, multiple networks, and remote workers and offices.
This week at Google Cloud Next '23, Futurex and Google co-presented, shared exciting news, and showcased expertise in global cryptography.
Discover how India's digital banking evolves and Futurex defends against cyber threats for a secure financial landscape.
Futurex recognizes the critical importance of cybersecurity in the Fintech industry and has provided tailored solutions...
