Securing and Tokenizing Sensitive Data with Browser Based Encryption Your e-commerce and mobile payment channels are probably the most important ways your organization takes payments. Countless hours are invested in these technologies to ensure your customers have the best buying experience possible while interacting with your digital assets. Because of
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Browser Based Encryption vs. Hosted Tokenization Page – An Issue of Control
Browser Based Encryption vs. Hosted Tokenization Page – An Issue of Control While E-Commerce tokenization solutions reduce the cost and scope of PCI compliance, a more important benefit is they remove toxic data from your environment, so that when a breach does occur, the result is simply: No Data, No
TLS 1.0 Is Going Away – How Does That Impact JavaScript Browser-Based Encryption?
In the early days of the Internet, before e-commerce was a major force, the simple browsers made use of an equally simple security protocol called Transport Layer Security (TLS version 1.0) based on the Secure Socket Layer (SSL) protocol. TLS 1.0 was intentionally modified to make it easy for multiple