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http://www.tnsi.com
RESTON, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Transaction Network Services (NYSE:TNS) is playing an increasing role in helping acquirers and merchants protect sensitive cardholder information as payment transaction security continues to be a major issue for everyone involved in the industry.

“VeriShield Protect has been designed to help retailers secure their customer’s cardholder data where they are most vulnerable and we’re very pleased that, in conjunction with TNS, it is being deployed at even more stores across the US.”
The TNS suite of security solutions, which can help merchants and payment processors mitigate their compliance overheads, includes an end-to-end encryption service which is currently being deployed by at least one major retailer in the US.
In its more than 100 stores, this retailer has deployed the TNS Managed POS Encryption solution coupled with VeriShield Protect from VeriFone Systems, Inc. (NYSE: PAY) to eliminate the transmission of “clear” cardholder data within its payment network environment. This will protect its customers’ cardholder data from the point-of-sale terminal through to its payment processor, dramatically reducing risk exposure and simplifying the retailer’s ability to achieve PCI compliance.
John M. Perry, General Manager of the Americas for TNS’ Payments Division, said: “We are delighted that this tier one retailer is now using our Managed POS Encryption solution. End-to-end encryption is an important approach for retailers to consider as they are devising their overall security plans. Criminals are coming up with more creative ways to steal sensitive cardholder data and TNS’ end-to-end encryption service allows retailers to deploy the highest levels of security, right from the moment data is read from the customer’s card.
“Our unique approach to deploying the encryption technology will also allow retailers to reduce the scope of their overall compliance efforts, leading to significant cost and complexity savings. The TNS service manages the delivery of the payment transactions from the merchant to the processor, while ensuring efficient decryption en route, so retailers have limited up-front capital expense and do not need to commit ongoing personnel, management or maintenance resources to support it.”
VeriFone’s VeriShield Protect is deployed at the retailer’s POS devices and uses state of the art encryption technology to secure the information as the card is swiped. The TNS Managed POS Encryption solution transports encrypted transactions through to the TNS PCI DSS certified global backbone network. The solution then manages the decryption process, message formatting and secure delivery of the transaction to the retailer’s payment processor.
Jeff Dumbrell, VeriFone Executive Vice President, said: “Cardholder data breaches can easily result in costs in the millions of dollars, in addition to the damaging impact on a retailer’s reputation. Studies indicate that the vast majority of breaches are tied to cash register and other POS process vulnerabilities, but retailers cannot maintain constant vigilance over every access point and every place where data is stored or transported.
“VeriShield Protect has been designed to help retailers secure their customer’s cardholder data where they are most vulnerable and we’re very pleased that, in conjunction with TNS, it is being deployed at even more stores across the US.”
Multiple high capacity VeriShield Protect Decryption Gateways are located within geographically diverse TNS data centers, using dynamic alternate routing capabilities to ensure transactions are processed quickly and securely. A web based management portal is also available, providing near real-time updates on the delivery status of encrypted transactions.
For further information about TNS and VeriFone visit www.tnsi.com and www.verifone.com
About Transaction Network Services
Transaction Network Services (TNS) is a leading global provider of data communications and interoperability solutions.
TNS’ offers a broad range of networks and innovative value-added services which enables transactions and the exchange of information in diverse industries such as retail, banking, payment processing, telecommunications and the financial markets.
Founded in 1990 in the United States, TNS has grown steadily and now provides services in over 40 countries across the Americas, Europe and the Asia Pacific region, with our reach extending to many more. TNS has designed and implemented multiple data networks which support a variety of widely accepted communications protocols and are designed to be scalable and accessible by multiple methods.
For further information about TNS, visit www.tnsi.com‘One Connection, A World of Opportunities’


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Posted by John B. Frank Monday, June 28, 2010 0 comments

Assessor Validates VeriFone’s VeriShield Protect End-to-End Encryption Solution

Independent QSA Determines VeriShield Protect Meets All Visa Data Field Encryption Guidelines and May Take Payment Applications out of PCI Scope
http://www.verifone.comSAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--VeriFone Systems, Inc. (NYSE: PAY), and Coalfire Systems, Inc., today announced that an independent assessment by Coalfire has determined that VeriFone’s VeriShield Protect end-to-end encryption solution meets all Visa Data Field Encryption guidelines as well as other industry standards.
“The overall scope of platforms, technology and tools are well architected and effective.”
Coalfire, a Payment Card Industry (PCI) Qualified Security Assessor (QSA), recently completed the assessment, which included technical testing, architectural assessment, industry analysis, compliance validation and peer review of VeriShield Protect. The assessment concluded that, “the VeriShield Protect solution can reduce the cost of PCI compliance assessment and validation and allow [merchants] to invest more of those dollars into risk mitigating controls.” A copy of the report is available at http://www.verifone.com/lp/verishield-protect.aspx.
In addition to achieving Visa’s best practices for data field encryption, Coalfire determined that with VeriShield Protect, a payment application or point-of-sale (POS) system that is not Payment Application Best Practices (PABP) or Payment Application Data Security Standard (PA-DSS) validated can be taken out of PCI scope if all payment data is captured through the VeriShield Protect solution and the system is cleansed of all legacy card data.
“Coalfire’s report indicates we achieved our goal of creating a payment security solution that will reduce the cost of PCI compliance,” said Jeff Wakefield, VeriFone vice president and general manager, Global Security Solutions. “With VeriShield Protect, merchants can eliminate almost all risk of payment card data compromise.”
Other key findings include:
  • VeriFone’s format-preserving VeriShield Hidden Encryption meets encryption best practices and standards for cryptographic algorithms and key strength.

  • The VeriShield Protect solution integrates securely with PC based POS or cash registers.

  • VeriShield Hidden Encryption provided successful integration with all payment application, POS and back-office servers tested.

“The VeriFone VeriShield Protect solution has impressed our technical assessment team and our QSA auditors,” said Rick Dakin, Coalfire CEO and co-founder. “The overall scope of platforms, technology and tools are well architected and effective.”
Coalfire and VeriFone will conduct a webinar on June 22 at 1:00 P.M. EDT to review the results of the assessment; registration information is available at http://www.verifone.com/lp/verishield-protect.aspx.


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Posted by John B. Frank Monday, June 21, 2010 0 comments



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LAS VEGASMay 20 /PRNewswire/ -- eCommLink, a leading value-added prepaid debit card processor, has announced its status as a participating organization with the PCI Security Standards Council.  The affiliation unites the company with the other industry leaders and holds eCommLink to criterion beyond the basic PCI requirements.
"Security and compliance within our organization and our domestic and international clients is our highest priority," states eCommLink CEO, Ennio Ponzetto.  "This is evidenced by our increased investment in these areas.  Our dedicated compliance officer ensures our adherence to industry policies, procedures and practices, and we recently hired a senior information security engineer to enforce our data security standards at an even higher level."  
Victor Newsom, Chief Operations Officer and Executive Vice President of Business Development concurs.  "eCommLink is committed to providing the most secure prepaid processing environment for our clients and their cardholders.  Membership and participation in this internationally recognized organization impels us to maintain the highest standards and follow industry best practices to ensure customer security and satisfaction."
The company has been independently audited for compliance with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) and holds Level 1.2 certification.  
About eCommLink, Inc.
eCommLink, Inc. (www.ecommlink.com) enables program managers and financial institutions to maximize revenue from their prepaid debit programs.  The Company's flexible prepaid processing platform, innovative features and industry experience allows clients to create customized prepaid programs for their specific markets while ensuring quality, security and time to market.  eCommLink supports the full array of prepaid debit programs, including general spend, payroll, teen, gift, travel, government and loyalty cards.
About the PCI Security Standards Council
The PCI Security Standards Council provides a variety of tools, questionnaires, guidance, FAQs, training resources and other materials and information to assist organizations seeking to achieve compliance with its standards. The PCI DSS is a multifaceted security standard that includes requirements for security management, policies, procedures, network architecture, software design and other critical protective measures. This comprehensive standard is intended to help organizations proactively protect customer account data.
SOURCE eCommLink, Inc.
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LAS VEGASMay 20 /PRNewswire/ -- eCommLink, a leading value-added prepaid debit card processor, has announced its status as a participating organization with the PCI Security Standards Council.  The affiliation unites the company with the other industry leaders and holds eCommLink to criterion beyond the basic PCI requirements.
"Security and compliance within our organization and our domestic and international clients is our highest priority," states eCommLink CEO, Ennio Ponzetto.  "This is evidenced by our increased investment in these areas.  Our dedicated compliance officer ensures our adherence to industry policies, procedures and practices, and we recently hired a senior information security engineer to enforce our data security standards at an even higher level."  
Victor Newsom, Chief Operations Officer and Executive Vice President of Business Development concurs.  "eCommLink is committed to providing the most secure prepaid processing environment for our clients and their cardholders.  Membership and participation in this internationally recognized organization impels us to maintain the highest standards and follow industry best practices to ensure customer security and satisfaction."
The company has been independently audited for compliance with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) and holds Level 1.2 certification.  
About eCommLink, Inc.
eCommLink, Inc. (www.ecommlink.com) enables program managers and financial institutions to maximize revenue from their prepaid debit programs.  The Company's flexible prepaid processing platform, innovative features and industry experience allows clients to create customized prepaid programs for their specific markets while ensuring quality, security and time to market.  eCommLink supports the full array of prepaid debit programs, including general spend, payroll, teen, gift, travel, government and loyalty cards.
About the PCI Security Standards Council
The PCI Security Standards Council provides a variety of tools, questionnaires, guidance, FAQs, training resources and other materials and information to assist organizations seeking to achieve compliance with its standards. The PCI DSS is a multifaceted security standard that includes requirements for security management, policies, procedures, network architecture, software design and other critical protective measures. This comprehensive standard is intended to help organizations proactively protect customer account data.
SOURCE eCommLink, Inc.
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http://www.paymentvision.com
NABD National Conference of Buy Here-Pay Here Dealers
Booth 332
GAITHERSBURG, Md.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--PaymentVision, an expert in electronic payment processing technology for the Buy Here-Pay Here (BHPH) industry, today announced the release and successful use of its fully integrated offering for AMS2000 by Auto Master, one of the leading providers of receivables management software for the auto loan servicing industry. C & G Imports, a BHPH dealer in Arlington, VA was among the first to implement the integrated solution.
“We believe this integration offers users a range of new features designed to streamline accounts receivables management processes and boost collection activity.”
"PaymentVision and Auto Master have taken what used to be a two-step process with a card terminal and made it a one-step simple process initiated from within my dealer management software,” Gavin Marks: President of C & G Imports.
BHPH dealers already rely on Auto Master for comprehensive Accounts Receivables Management, collector productivity tools and loan closing workflow. As a result, the Auto Master system provides the technical infrastructure vital for the self-financing dealer.
"By tightly integrating electronic payment processing with the core Auto Master System, we can help our dealers save five minutes in staff time per payment transaction," said Brian Hoppel, Vice President of Auto Master. "In addition, PaymentVision is able to support our clients with faster funding and a higher level of security."
PaymentVision security includes managing financial account data through the use of tokenization. With tokenization, financial account data is never stored on the dealer’s system. It is passed directly to PaymentVision where it is securely stored in a payment vault. PaymentVision, in turn, provides a randomly generated, totally unique ID number (the token) which can be used to initiate future payments using the same financial account information. The PaymentVision platform is PCI DSS Level 1 compliant, which is the highest level of compliance available.
Highlights of PaymentVision payment processing include:
  • Reduced administrative overhead –the system takes care of posting payments;

  • No hold, no reserve – PaymentVision’s flexible settlement options allow dealers to leverage their current banking relationships, eliminating hold requirements and accelerating funds receipt;

  • PCI peace of mind – PaymentVision quickly reduces compliance overhead by eliminating the storage of sensitive financial account data from dealer systems;

  • Increased collections through self-serve online and IVR phone payments.

"We are pleased to announce the availability of PaymentVision processing for Auto Master AMS2000, which will deliver their clients real-time authorization, faster funds and greater security," said Christopher McClinton: Vice President of Sales, PaymentVision. "We believe this integration offers users a range of new features designed to streamline accounts receivables management processes and boost collection activity."
PaymentVision will be exhibiting in Booth 332 at the 2010 NABD National Conference of Buy Here-Pay Here Dealers, Tuesday, May 11 - Thursday, May 13, in Las Vegas, Nevada.
About PaymentVision Gateway Svcs
PaymentVision is a biller direct electronic payment service provider and payment gateway that offers clients the ability to accept ACH and credit or debit card payments by phone or online. PaymentVision also partners with key software providers in targeted vertical markets to provide payment processing via the PayAPI, a SOAP-based XML web service. For more information, visitwww.paymentvision.com.
About Auto Master Systems
Auto Master Systems, Inc. has been the leader in software development for the BHPH community for over twenty years. They offer a product that encompasses all aspects of dealership and finance company operations ranging from credit scoring through accounting integration. Auto Master Systems prides itself on its ability to integrate with third party companies to offer the best and latest technology to its customers. For more information visit www.auto-master.com.

Contacts

PaymentVision

Sean Fleming, 240-361-1612

sfleming@autoscribe.com
Permalink: http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20100511005476/en/PaymentVision-Announces-Release-Successful-Integrated-Electronic-Payments


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http://www.paymentvision.com
NABD National Conference of Buy Here-Pay Here Dealers
Booth 332
GAITHERSBURG, Md.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--PaymentVision, an expert in electronic payment processing technology for the Buy Here-Pay Here (BHPH) industry, today announced the release and successful use of its fully integrated offering for AMS2000 by Auto Master, one of the leading providers of receivables management software for the auto loan servicing industry. C & G Imports, a BHPH dealer in Arlington, VA was among the first to implement the integrated solution.
“We believe this integration offers users a range of new features designed to streamline accounts receivables management processes and boost collection activity.”
"PaymentVision and Auto Master have taken what used to be a two-step process with a card terminal and made it a one-step simple process initiated from within my dealer management software,” Gavin Marks: President of C & G Imports.
BHPH dealers already rely on Auto Master for comprehensive Accounts Receivables Management, collector productivity tools and loan closing workflow. As a result, the Auto Master system provides the technical infrastructure vital for the self-financing dealer.
"By tightly integrating electronic payment processing with the core Auto Master System, we can help our dealers save five minutes in staff time per payment transaction," said Brian Hoppel, Vice President of Auto Master. "In addition, PaymentVision is able to support our clients with faster funding and a higher level of security."
PaymentVision security includes managing financial account data through the use of tokenization. With tokenization, financial account data is never stored on the dealer’s system. It is passed directly to PaymentVision where it is securely stored in a payment vault. PaymentVision, in turn, provides a randomly generated, totally unique ID number (the token) which can be used to initiate future payments using the same financial account information. The PaymentVision platform is PCI DSS Level 1 compliant, which is the highest level of compliance available.
Highlights of PaymentVision payment processing include:
  • Reduced administrative overhead –the system takes care of posting payments;

  • No hold, no reserve – PaymentVision’s flexible settlement options allow dealers to leverage their current banking relationships, eliminating hold requirements and accelerating funds receipt;

  • PCI peace of mind – PaymentVision quickly reduces compliance overhead by eliminating the storage of sensitive financial account data from dealer systems;

  • Increased collections through self-serve online and IVR phone payments.

"We are pleased to announce the availability of PaymentVision processing for Auto Master AMS2000, which will deliver their clients real-time authorization, faster funds and greater security," said Christopher McClinton: Vice President of Sales, PaymentVision. "We believe this integration offers users a range of new features designed to streamline accounts receivables management processes and boost collection activity."
PaymentVision will be exhibiting in Booth 332 at the 2010 NABD National Conference of Buy Here-Pay Here Dealers, Tuesday, May 11 - Thursday, May 13, in Las Vegas, Nevada.
About PaymentVision Gateway Svcs
PaymentVision is a biller direct electronic payment service provider and payment gateway that offers clients the ability to accept ACH and credit or debit card payments by phone or online. PaymentVision also partners with key software providers in targeted vertical markets to provide payment processing via the PayAPI, a SOAP-based XML web service. For more information, visitwww.paymentvision.com.
About Auto Master Systems
Auto Master Systems, Inc. has been the leader in software development for the BHPH community for over twenty years. They offer a product that encompasses all aspects of dealership and finance company operations ranging from credit scoring through accounting integration. Auto Master Systems prides itself on its ability to integrate with third party companies to offer the best and latest technology to its customers. For more information visit www.auto-master.com.

Contacts

PaymentVision

Sean Fleming, 240-361-1612

sfleming@autoscribe.com
Permalink: http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20100511005476/en/PaymentVision-Announces-Release-Successful-Integrated-Electronic-Payments


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Thales and Ponemon Institute Reveal Research Study Identifying Key Areas and Predictions on Changes to Security Standards Enabling Auditors to Start to Prepare for October 2010 Announcement

InfoSecurity Europe, London UK, Weston, Florida – April 27, 2010 (AllPayNews) –  Thales (Paris: HO), leader in information systems and communications security, today announced the results of a research study about the upcoming version of the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI DSS). This new set of standards is expected to be released in October 2010 by the PCI Security Standards Council. Based on surveys with 155 Qualified Security Assessors (QSAs), the following trends and key findings were identified:
- Encryption is one of the most effective means for achieving compliance but questions arise on how to treat encrypted data in audits. It is believed that clarifications will be issued on the use of encryption and key management.

- 41% of those surveyed believed tokenization will be included in the update as the technology to use to increase cardholder data security and reduce cost of compliance.

- Tier 1 merchants are paying $122,000 more on average than Tier 2 merchants to do the same QSA assessments.
The Ponemon Institute, an information-management think tank, designed the survey to focus on identifying trends, recommendations and preferences of QSAs involved in PCI DSS compliance. Specifically, the survey questions focused on the background, experience, client observations, expected changes in PCI DSS, preferences on how to achieve compliance, and typical client recommendations. The results are available in this newly released report, sponsored by Thales entitled: PCI DSS Tends 2010: QSA Business Report. The report can be downloaded atwww.thalesgroup.com/iss
“Our research continues to validate that 60 percent of QSAs believe encryption to be the most effective means to protect card data end-to-end, and 41 percent of QSAs said that controlling access to encryption keys is the most difficult key management task faced by clients using encryption. It remains clear that QSAs consider encryption to be one the best techniques merchants can use to keep information safe and comply with PCI requirements. The current version of the standard, however, is ambiguous about how exactly encrypted data should be treated in audits, so QSAs seem to be confident that the October 2010 update to PCI DSS will provide clarity,” says Dr. Larry Ponemon, chairman and founder of The Ponemon Institute.



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In addition to clarification about encryption and key management, the survey revealed that QSAs expect tokenization to be the new technology most likely included in the PCI DSS update. In 2009, The PCI Security Council commissioned a PricewaterhouseCoopers study to examine whether four emerging technologies showed potential to enhance data security and reduce compliance costs: tokenization, end-to-end encryption, virtual terminals and card management solutions. “41 percent of QSAs believe tokenization is the most likely of these technologies to be addressed in the PCI update, while 28 percent said end-to-end encryption is the most likely, 13 percent said virtual terminals and 9 percent said magnetic stripe imaging,” continued Ponemon. “Only 11 percent of QSAs believe that none of the technologies considered will be included in the PCI DSS updates.”
The research also revealed that on average, Tier 1 merchants pay about $122,000 more than Tier 2 merchants for QSA assessments. As uncovered in the previously issued QSA Insights Report, the average cost of an annual QSA audit—the fees paid to QSAs for assessment services—for Tier 1 merchants is about $225,000. The complete research results reveal that an annual assessment for Tier 2 merchants averages $103,000 and for Tier 1 service providers, such as large payment processors, the average cost of an annual on-site QSA assessment is $204,000.
“Complying with PCI DSS requirements is a great first step toward protecting cardholder information, but as new threats emerge and attacks become more sophisticated, it is important that PCI DSS and the technologies used to safeguard data evolve as well,” says Franck Greverie, Vice President for the information technology security activities of Thales. “By offering merchants insight into the new requirements likely to be included in the PCI DSS update and the current solutions in the marketplace to address these risks, this survey enables organizations to deploy the necessary technologies before the update is issued to give them a head start to enhance compliance efforts and, most importantly, better protect sensitive cardholder data.”
Dr Larry Ponemon of the Ponemon Institute, Tim Holman, QSA and Chief Technology Officer at Blackfoot UK, and Bryta Schulz of Thales will discuss the results of this survey at InfoSecurity Europe (27-29 April 2010, Earls Court, London) in a panel discussion entitled “Wrestling with PCI DSS Compliance - A Unique Look at Achieving Compliance From An Auditors' Perspective” (Tuesday, 27 April at 11:00 a.m.). Thales is available at Stand F35 at InfoSecurity Europe to provide additional information about the survey and to discuss other issues relating to your security needs. Attendees can also pickup their free copy of the new book, PCI Cardholder Data Protection for Dummies.
Visit our digital media centres www.keymanagementinsights.com and www.paymentssecurity.com for industry issues and comment.
Notes to editors
The Information Technology Security activities of Thales

Thales e-Security is a leading global provider of data encryption solutions to the financial services, high technology manufacturing, government, and technology sectors. With a 40-year track record of protecting corporate and government information, Thales solutions are used by four of the five largest energy and aerospace companies, 22 NATO countries, and they secure more than 70 percent of worldwide payment transactions. Thales e-Security has offices in France, Hong Kong, Norway, United States and the United Kingdom. For more information, visit www.thalesgroup.com/iss.
About The Ponemon Institute

The Ponemon Institute© is dedicated to advancing responsible information and privacy management practices in business and government. To achieve this objective, the Institute conducts independent research, educates leaders from the private and public sectors and verifies the privacy and data protection practices of organizations in a variety of industries.
About Thales

Thales is a global technology leader for the Aerospace and Space, Defence, Security and Transportation markets. In 2009, the company generated revenues of 12.9 billion euros with 68,000 employees in 50 countries. With its 25,000 engineers and researchers, Thales has a unique capability to design, develop and deploy equipment, systems and services that meet the most complex security requirements. Thales has an exceptional international footprint, with operations around the world working with customers as local partners. www.thalesgroup.com


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