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Credit Card Issuers Need a New Approach to On-line Security
Saturday, July 21, 2001
By Jamie Punishill, Analyst, Forrester
"Savvy fast movers will piggyback on the success of American Express' Blue card and market PrivaSys-enabled cards as the next cool thing to own." More
Card Design Innovations
Sunday, July 01, 2001
By David Robertson, President , Nilson Report
"Issuers of PrivaSys cards can let their cardholders generate one-time-only pseudo-account numbers (PAN) for use at the point of sale as well as at Internet Web sites." More
It's in the Card
Thursday, February 22, 2001
By Rafe Needleman, Red Herring magazine
Just what is the big deal with the American Express Blue card? Sure, it's got a chip on it, like European phone cards, but the chip is basically just a fancy magnetic stripe; it holds data, but it doesn't have power or intelligence. Nonetheless, the Blue card has been a phenomenal success for AmEx, proving, if nothing else, the genius of the company's marketing and advertising departments. But it's still just a hunk of plastic. More
Paying by Virtual Numbers
Friday, December 15, 2000
By Nick Sawyer and Brendan Murray, Lafferty, Electronic Payment International
Virtual card solutions are the flavour of the month in North America as a
growing number of major issuers adopt pseudo numbers to appease consumer
fears in the run-up to Christmas. More
Afterthoughts: From Dot-Com To Dot-Bomb
Friday, December 01, 2000
By Gerri Detweiler, Credit Card Mangement
Last year, privacy concerns cost Web companies an estimated $28.8 million
in lost sales. A recent study by the University of California at Los
Angeles Center for Communication Policy found that concern over privacy is
the main reason users aren't shopping online. More
New Approach to One-Time-Use Numbers
Monday, November 13, 2000
By David Breitkof, American Banker
As momentum has gathered behind "disposable" credit card numbers — account numbers that are used for a single transaction, then retired so that fraudsters cannot reuse them — a company called Privasys has
stepped forward to present its unusual approach to this type of product. More
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ARTICLES AND AWARDS
Credit Card Issuers Need a New Approach to On-line Security
By Jamie Punishill, Analyst, Forrester
"Savvy fast movers will piggyback on the success of American Express' Blue card and market PrivaSys-enabled cards as the next cool thing to own." More
Card Design Innovations
By David Robertson, President , Nilson Report "Issuers of PrivaSys cards can let their cardholders generate one-time-only pseudo-account numbers (PAN) for use at the point of sale as well as at Internet Web sites." More
It's in the Card
By Rafe Needleman, Red Herring magazine
Just what is the big deal with the American Express Blue card? Sure, it's got a chip on it, like European phone cards, but the chip is basically just a fancy magnetic stripe; it holds data, but it doesn't have power or intelligence. Nonetheless, the Blue card has been a phenomenal success for AmEx, proving, if nothing else, the genius of the company's marketing and advertising departments. But it's still just a hunk of plastic. More
Paying by Virtual Numbers
By Nick Sawyer and Brendan Murray, Lafferty, Electronic Payment International
Virtual card solutions are the flavour of the month in North America as a
growing number of major issuers adopt pseudo numbers to appease consumer
fears in the run-up to Christmas. More
Afterthoughts: From Dot-Com To Dot-Bomb
By Gerri Detweiler, Credit Card Mangement
Last year, privacy concerns cost Web companies an estimated $28.8 million
in lost sales. A recent study by the University of California at Los
Angeles Center for Communication Policy found that concern over privacy is
the main reason users aren't shopping online. More
New Approach to One-Time-Use Numbers
By David Breitkof, American Banker
As momentum has gathered behind "disposable" credit card numbers — account numbers that are used for a single transaction, then retired so that fraudsters cannot reuse them — a company called Privasys has
stepped forward to present its unusual approach to this type of product. More
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