Summary

What if there was a way to cloak data so that even if it fell into the wrong hands they’d have no way of deciphering it? That’s where tokenization comes in.

When data is tokenized, it takes on another identity while still being available for business purposes.

The process of tokenization transforms sensitive data as it moves between on-premises systems and cloud-based applications, safeguarding it from phishing attacks and data breaches. Protegrity Vaultless Tokenization (PVT) uses static token tables to offer a more sophisticated version of existing tokenization.

In Tokenization: The Data Substitute That’s Best for Business, you’ll learn:

• Protegrity’s “single pane of glass” approach, which improves control over data to determine who can see and doesn’t see sensitive information
• The various industries and specific business applications that would benefit from PVT
• How PVT taps into large data sets while safeguarding sensitive data to provide analytics, AI-supported initiatives, and much more