March 05, 2012
MagTek CEO: “Dynamic Data is the Core of Security”
Mimi Hart is the chief executive at MagTek, inventors of the first card swipe reader in the 1970s. In an exclusive audio interview, Hart talks to PYMNTS.com’s David Evans about...
March 05, 2012
SoundOff: Point-of-Sale Security
PYMNTS.com’s “SoundOff” is the industry’s views on key topics, according to some of its key players. This week’s chatter is all about Point-of-Sale Security. It only takes about 500 milliseconds...
March 05, 2012
Is “Empty Hands” Safe? We Ask PayPal’s Patrick Gauthier
Have you bought anything with your finger yet? That’s the new consumer experience being offered at the register by PayPal. A long-time champion of the online payment space, the up-and-coming...
March 05, 2012
Intuit’s Trevor Dryer Talks Swipe Security
ISIS names issuers; MasterCard launches mobile money partnership; Target and Wal-Mart enter the ring. So many of the latest headlines have focused on getting the mobile phone more involved in...
March 02, 2012
For Credit Card Security, Chips Beat Strips, VeriFone Says
Bringing EMV compliance to the U.S. will pay off, says Erik Vlugt, Vice President of Product Marketing with VeriFone. One key reason: EMV-compliant chips are more secure than the magnetic...
March 01, 2012
PayPal’s Point of Sale Vision: Empty Hands and Full Wallets
We expected at least some controversy at our first-ever “Dining with the Payments Stars” event. We even brought in a ringer: Damien Balsan, current head of PayPal’s ecosystem development and...
March 01, 2012
U.S. Payment Systems to Sync with Rest of World
Related Content: VeriFone: The Key to EMV For Credit Card Security, Chips Beat Strips, VeriFone Says After essentially standing alone in resisting migration to the EMV security...
March 01, 2012
VeriFone: Making the EMV Transition
U.S. retailers are now actively being steered towards adoption of the global EMV standard. Visa, MasterCard and Discover have each issued announcements and outlining how they envision this shift to...
February 29, 2012
CyberSource Survey Shows Merchants Lost $3.4B to Fraud
Fraudsters took a roughly 1-percent-sized piece of the eCommerce pie in 2011, stealing $3.4 billion from online merchants. It’s all the more reason to listen to Karen Webster’s conversation with...
Generative AI tools like ChatGPT have been game-changers across multiple industries, and digital fraud is no exception. The “Credit Union Tracker®,” a collaboration with PSCU, explores how fraudsters are using AI to target credit unions on an unprecedented scale.
