Patrick Townsend discusses data security and the technologies available to protect your IBM i – tokenization to encryption. You’ll discover the uses for each, and which best fit your data protection plan. Includes tips on choosing the right technology.

Tokenizing data eases compliance and saves money. In this podcast, Patrick Townsend explains how tokenization and encryption differ, and how making it part of your data security strategy decreases your chance of data loss, saves you time and hassles.

Tokenization is a hot topic in data security and the payment card industry today. But there is misinformation in the marketplace. Patrick Townsend talks about what tokenization is and is not, and offers advice on how it can help you comply with data security regulations.

Level 2 merchants are about to be put under the PCI audit microscope. Patrick Townsend gives a brief overview about what this means to your business, plus how and when to prepare for this and other pending regulatory changes.

A discussion of existing and new regulations that are changing the way System i users handle secure file transfer. Also includes information about solutions available to help the Enterprise meet today’s compliance challenges.

More government agencies are getting involved in data security. NIST powers are growing, and more strict state and federal laws are driving businesses to invest in encryption. Find out why, and what this means for the future of data encryption.

Townsend CEO discusses XML and web services for the IBM i. Includes case studies of Pottery Barn and Bass Pro Shops. They increased revenue decreased costs, your Enterprise can too.

Encryption key management is in the spotlight thanks to auditors and pending laws. Get key manager basics, and tips for evaluating a solution for your Enterprise.

This interview with Patrick Townsend recaps his experiences at the recent RSA and Common 2009 Expos. The podcast serves as a wrap-up of the tradeshows and highlights significant developments in data security, encryption, and key management.

The Massachusetts Privacy law goes into effect January 1, 2010. Find out how it will affect your Enterprise and your IT infrastructure in this conversation with the President and CEO of Patrick Townsend Security Solutions.