At Rambus, we create cutting-edge semiconductor and IP products, providing industry-leading chips and silicon IP to make data faster and safer.
Tokens are nothing new. PCI tokens, encrypted card credentials held in vaults by processors, have been part of payments for years.
But version 2.0 of the EMVCo’s Payment Tokenization Specification, announced last month, is out to change that. Call it an upgrade, perhaps, as it focuses on eCommerce and is geared toward reducing fraud associated with primary account numbers (PANs), Rambus’ CTO Chakib Bouda explained in the latest Topic TBD.
The way that consumers shop in-store is fundamentally changing. The rise of ‘Scan and Go’ technology, coupled with other industry developments, is helping retailers to overhaul the buying experience that they offer their customers. So, what do retailers need to know about Scan and Go, and what are its benefits?
New research from omni-channel solutions firm, NCR Corporation, has found that UK consumers have high expectations of their financial institutions, and that there is room for improvement from banks seeking to meet those growing standards.
Developing semiconductors for safety-critical markets such as automotive, industrial and medical involves a growing list of extra steps that need to be taken pre- and post-manufacturing to ensure product integrity, reliability and security.
The way that consumers shop in-store is fundamentally changing.
The rise of ‘Scan and Go’ technology, coupled with other industry developments, is helping retailers to overhaul the buying experience that they offer their customers. So, what do retailers need to know about Scan and Go, and what are its benefits?
A rapid increase in the power and scale of cyberattacks has affected industries worldwide and the aviation sector is no exception.
We’ve begun to skim the top of what a successful cyberattack against a player in the aviation industry can achieve. In 2015, for example, LOT was forced to cancel 10 flights and delay over a dozen after a successful cyberattack was launched against the Polish airline’s ground systems.
We’ve also seen passport control systems disrupted at Istanbul’s Ataturk and Sabiha Gokcen airports and earlier this year, cyberattackers were able to hijack flight information screens and sound systems inside Vietnam’s Noi Bai and Tan Son Nhat airports to display their own political messages.
