This article discusses how the security protection of payment card data used in a transaction can be maximized by integrating PCI DSS with EMV technology. 

This article discusses how various factors and related controls can affect the effectiveness and strength of the security protection for a cryptographic system.

It gives particular consideration to the requirements of the Payment Card Industry (PCI)

During April 2015, PCI DSS v3.1 was released as the latest iteration for industry-wide requirements and guidelines for securing cardholder data. 

This blog post discusses the cryptographic key management techniques used in the banking industry to comply with PCI DSS.

This article discusses the shortcomings and learnings from penetration testing of cryptographic key management systems for banking organizations.

These days everyone has a stake in Chip and PIN security - it can be the topic of the over-the-counter conversation as you pay, of the boardroom executives at a bank, or over a pint at the pub. So how is EMV, the electronic payments standard underlying Chip and PIN shaping up? And what is the modern landscape of payments fraud? Here, Mike Bond, Technical Director at Cryptomathic, shares his opinion.  

MULTOS cards are being deployed in steadily increasing numbers and Cryptomathic is delighted to be involved in MULTOS projects across the globe.

MULTOS is a high-security card platform and issuing model in which the "personalization" of cards with the cardholders' data is done in one single logical step before reaching the actual personalization machines. This is quite the opposite to the standard method of personalizing native cards where the data is sent to the cards, element by