Don’t be fooled. Implementing tokenization may not be as easy as they say. In fact, depending on your environment, implementing tokenization can be quite complex. For instance, if your company is a wholesaler and takes payments through multiple channels, implementing tokenization in all of those channels can be quite challenging.Read more
On Tokenization: Implementing Tokenization
December 27th, 2011 | Posted by in PCI | Tokenization - (0 Comments)On Tokenization: Determining if Tokenization Is the Right Solution
December 21st, 2011 | Posted by in PCI | Tokenization - (0 Comments)How do you know if Tokenization is the right data security solution for your environment? Depending on how sensitive data flows throughout your environment, integrating a tokenization solution may not be the right solution. For instance, tokenizing a very small environment does not make sense if point-to-point encryption can provide the necessary means for data protection. Conversely, tokenization can drastically reduce, if not eliminate, a majority of your environment from PCI Scope.Read more
“What Keeps Me Up at Night” – EMR on the Internet
November 17th, 2011 | Posted by in Compliance | HIPAA | PCI - (0 Comments)Right now two things keep me from getting a good night’s sleep:
The first – the anticipation of whether we’ll experience another earthquake in Oklahoma.
The second – the explosion of transmittal of electronic medical records (EMR) across the Internet.
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Juniper BGP Bug Briefly Takes Down the Internet
November 10th, 2011 | Posted by in Give me more Internets! | Terrorism - (0 Comments)On the morning on November 7, while folks in my part of the country (Oklahoma) were still trying to come to grips with being rocked by two damage-causing earthquakes in less than 24 hours (that’s unheard of for OK), a previously unknown software bug in the BGP function of Juniper routers caused a major hiccup in the Internet. Details on what exactly the problem was are very thin, but Juniper acknowledged that “a small percentage of customers” was affected. Unfortunately, that small percentage happened to be companies that run routers in the core of the Internet (like Level 3). The outage was widespread, but short.Read more
True Recognized Among Tulsa’s Fast 40 Honorees
November 9th, 2011 | Posted by in Events - (0 Comments)
True was recognized as one of Journal Record’s Tulsa’s Fast 40 honorees last night at a special awards banquet and dinner designed to recognize the 40 fastest-growing privately held companies in the Tulsa metropolitan area.
Among those honored, True placed 8th. Results were determined based on percentage of revenue growth from 2008 – 2010. The overall winner was Cherokee Services Group with 10,112.5% growth! View the complete list of honorees.
The Tulsa Metro Chamber was the presenting sponsor for the event along with Bank of Oklahoma, Cox Business, Ernst & Young and McAfee & Taft. Mayor Dewey Bartlett even made a speaking appearance.
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