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Since they were first introduced, POS terminals have evolved into powerful devices that intend not only to accept payment cards and process transactions, but offer a broad range of non-payment services helping merchants in their business. These new types of POS are usually called SmartPOS.
Welcome back to this blog on testing M2M and Consumer RSP entities beyond the specifications.
Inside Secure (Euronext Paris: INSD), at the heart of security solutions for mobile and connected devices, and UL, global leader in safeguarding security, compliance and global interoperability, today revealed at the annual Mobey Day in Barcelona the findings of
This month (Jan 2019) PCI released their long in the works Software Security Standards onto their website. I say ‘long in the works’ as an update to PCI software assessment standard has been coming for some time now ..
Why do we need to test M2M and Consumer RSP entities beyond the specifications? Why do it, as it could entail a lot of extra effort?
Welcome back again to this blog on testing M2M and Consumer RSP entities beyond the specifications. Last week we looked testing the eUICC for the M2M and Consumer RSP domains.
Most people don’t usually associate passport control in airports with a fast and pleasant experience, but this is exactly what Automated Border Control (ABC) aims to achieve.
New Android NFC (Near Field Communication) applications are deployed in quick succession. This whitepaper focuses on the coexistence challenges that may arrive when multiple cards are issued on the same device. Also, it provides measures on how NFC card issuers could mitigate these challenges.
All you need to know about securing e-commerce and
Author: Isabelle Noblanc, UL VP & GM - Identity Management & Security
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ID proofing systems which use electronic Machine Readable Travel Documents (eMRTDs) such as ePassports, electronic identification documents (eIDs) and electronic residence permit documents are systems that banks depend on for ensuring the correct identification of customers making transactions.
Millions of shops around the globe accept contactless payments nowadays. Tap with your card or smartphone, use your watch, ring, wristband, or convenient device - you name it.
There's an app for almost everything these days, whether it's shopping, tracking your exercise or finding your way. Now driver's licenses are making the transition from a card to a digital application on your mobile phone; a mobile driver license (mDL).
The digital era has brought us so much; streamlined shopping, more convenient payment means, and AI that can switch on your favorite Netflix series at your command. The downside of these innovations is the risk of cybercrime.
IETF has published RFC 8446 [1], specifying TLS version 1.3. In our previous article we discussed what is new in this latest update to the Transport Layer Security protocol.
Just last week (9th March, 2018) PCI released the latest version of their PIN Transaction Security (PTS) standard. This standard covers the security of ‘traditional’ PIN entry terminals, card readers, Unattended Payment Terminals, Encrypting PINPads (EPPs), as well as ‘non-PIN’ terminals – all o
Smart technology is here: from mobile payments to transit, from e-Identification to the Internet of Things, businesses and consumers are increasingly interconnected.
Smart cities are already reaching levels of interconnectivity so high that we’ve entered the age of the smart world.
This eBook will analyse the 
All you need to know about securing e-commerce and 