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These blogposts are not written by one team member. The content is provided to you by the whole Axenic Team – or whomever attended on the day.
We have come across a number of scenarios recently where there seems to be a bit of confusion between masking and truncation and when to use which one. The following update from the Axenic PCI department should help clear things up.
Interesting article in the NY Times here
It discusses the loss of an unencrypted laptop by a NASA employee that contained the confidential details of 10,000 employees including names, birth dates, social security numbers and, in some cases, personal information from background checks.