Efficiently Reduce PCI DSS Compliance Scope

Tokenization can remove card holder data from PCI DSS scope with minimal cost and effort, enabling organizations to save on costs associated with compliance with the industry standard.

Conveniently Protect Personally Identifiable Information

Modern IT architectures require both use and protection of personally identifiable information (PII). With CipherTrust tokenization, PII protection is gained without encryption key management required by the software developer.

Foster Innovation Without Introducing Risk

Tokenize data and maintain control and compliance when moving data to the cloud or big data environments. Cloud providers have no access to token vaults or any of the keys associated with tokenization root of trust.

Architect for Your Requirements: Vaultless or Vaulted, and Cloud-Friendly

Both solutions leverage CipherTrust Manager as a secure encryption key source. All-software, cloud friendly, is readily available, including with FIPS 140-2 Level 3 Root of Trust.

Vaultless Tokenization with Dynamic Data Masking offers format-preserving or random tokenization to protect sensitive data. A RESTful API in combination with centralized management and services enables tokenization with a single line of code per field. The service is provided by dedicated, distributed-cluster-capable CipherTrust Tokenization Servers, delivering full separation of duties. Tokenization management with convenient configuration workflows occurs in a graphical user interface. Simplicity results from the ability, with a few as just one line of code inserted into applications, to tokenize or detokenize with Dynamic Data Masking.

• Dynamic data masking is provided through administrators establishing policies to return an entire field tokenized or dynamically mask parts of a field based on user or group, integrated with LDAP or AD. For example, a security team could establish policies so that a user with customer service representative credentials would only receive a credit card number with the last four digits visible, while a customer service supervisor could access the full credit card number in the clear. Looking for static data masking? Tokenization offers static data masking, but, for the broad range of static data masking use cases, consider CipherTrust Batch Data Transformation.
• Multi-tenancy is provided with Tokenization groups, which ensure that data tokenized by one group cannot be detokenized by another and are centrally managed.
• Centralized Tokenization Templates. At the core of the programming simplicity of CipherTrustTokenization is the tokenization template.

Vaultless Tokenization Technical specifications

Tokenization capabilities

• Format-preserving tokens with irreversible option. Random tokenization for data length up to 128K. Date tokenization. Luhn checking option for FPE and random tokens

Dynamic data masking capabilities

• Policy based, number of left and/or right characters exposed, with customizable mask character
• Authentication with Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) or Active Directory (AD)

Tokenization Server deployment form factors and options

• Open Virtualization Format (.OVA) and International Organization for Standardization (.iso)
• Microsoft Hyper-V VHD
• Amazon Machine Image (.ami)
• Microsoft Azure Marketplace
• Google Cloud Platform

Tokenization Server deployment requirements

• Minimum hardware: 4 CPU cores, 16 GB RAM. 32 GB RAM recommended
• Minimum disk: 80GB

Application integration

• RESTful APIs

Performance:

• More than 1 million credit card size tokenization transactions per second, per token server (using multiple threads and batch (or vector) mode) on a 32-core server (dual-socket Xeon E5-2630v3) with 16 GB RAM

CipherTrust Tokenization datasheet