Hypercom Corporation Annual Report - CiteSeer
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hyperCom <strong>Corporation</strong><br />
End-to-End<br />
Payment Solutions<br />
hyperCom StepS up end-to-end payment data proteCtion<br />
In October 2009, we announced that the Company was<br />
bringing its Asia-Pacific-based EFTSec Server payment<br />
data encryption technology to North America, Latin America<br />
and Europe, teaming with Voltage Security, Inc. to deliver<br />
highly innovative and scalable cryptographic technology, and<br />
forming a global data protection business unit to address<br />
customer-specific security threats with five key approaches to<br />
data security.<br />
End-to-End Payment Data Protection:<br />
<strong>Hypercom</strong> believes end-to-end payment data protection<br />
encompasses protecting data throughout its lifecycle—not<br />
only encrypting it when in transit but also when at rest in<br />
a merchant or payment processing enterprise environment.<br />
<strong>Hypercom</strong> also believes that the scope of payment data<br />
protection includes the use of strong security technology<br />
throughout the design, deployment, operation and maintenance<br />
of payment terminals and their applications including the<br />
loading and storage of debit keys that reside on those devices.<br />
• Line Encryption for Data in Transit:<br />
Line encryption encrypts cardholder data during transaction<br />
processing, starting at the payment terminal and ending<br />
at a trusted point where the data is decrypted. That trusted<br />
point can be within a large merchant or payment service<br />
provider environment. <strong>Hypercom</strong> was the first electronic<br />
payment solutions provider to initiate card data encryption<br />
with its EFTSec technology introduced in 2006. Developed<br />
to combat attacks then prevalent in several Asian<br />
countries, EFTSec is now the defacto industry standard for<br />
payment terminal initiated link encryption in Asia. EFTSec<br />
is already in use by seven major banks with combined assets<br />
of more than US$178 billion, and licensed to and<br />
implemented by several major terminal manufacturers.<br />
Unlike recently introduced competing solutions that require<br />
customers to purchase custom equipment or utilize third<br />
party decryption services, EFTSec leverages existing<br />
network infrastructure.