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Tokenisation 2.0: Are we ready for the next generation of payment security?

The Payments Association

While still central to security, modern tokenisation addresses broader demands: interoperability across platforms, reduced operational costs, and improved customer experience. This enables rapid scaling of new payment use cases, without duplicating risk exposure.

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Eastnets Launches Managed SWIFT Service on AWS Cloud

Fintech Finance

The service address critical challenges such as regulatory compliance, operational complexity, and cybersecurity risks, the service offers institutions a secure, scalable, and cost-effective alternative to in-house SWIFT management.

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HIPAA Disaster Recovery Planning

VISTA InfoSec

However, ePHI is vulnerable to threats like cyber attacks and natural disasters, making disaster recovery planning (DRP) vital. Healthcare organizations must implement HIPAA-compliant DRPs to protect ePHI, ensuring continued operation during disasters. Why Is Disaster Planning Important for Healthcare Organizations?

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A Complete Guide to BlackLine Account Reconciliation

Nanonets

This results in scattered files, versioning issues, the need to track down stakeholders for missing information, the generation of duplicate datasets, and more. Verify data integrity, reconciliation accuracy, and workflow functionality to identify and address any issues or discrepancies.

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Boost Efficiency with Accounts Payable Software for Small Business

Nanonets

This feature allows businesses to define a set of approval steps for payments, ensuring proper authorization and preventing any unauthorized or duplicate payments. This eliminates delays and reduces the risk of unauthorized payments or duplicate invoices.

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Unlock Growth with ERP for Small Business - Simplify Operations

Nanonets

This allows small businesses to automate manual processes, eliminate duplicate data entry, and reduce the risk of errors. By following these steps, small businesses can ensure a smooth transition to an ERP solution that addresses their specific needs and unlocks their growth potential.