with a unique identifier (token) for highly secure authentication and transactions
Sensitive data (e.g., social security numbers, passport numbers, biometric data) is replaced with a randomly generated token.
The token is mapped to the original data in a secure tokenization system. Only this system can reverse the token back to the original information.
The token is used in place of the actual data for authentication, transactions, and other operations. The actual data is only accessed when necessary and through secure channels.
Even if tokens are intercepted, they are meaningless without the tokenization system to map them back to the original data.
Helps organizations comply with data protection regulations by minimizing the handling and storage of sensitive information.
Limits the impact of data breaches as tokens do not reveal actual sensitive information.
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Tokenization is widely used in banking and payment systems to secure credit card information and personal identifiers.
Protects patient records and personal health information, ensuring privacy and compliance with regulations like HIPAA.
Used for securing citizen data in government databases, e-government services, and digital identity verification systems.
Enhances the security of user accounts and transactions, reducing the risk of identity theft and fraud.