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Protecting Customer Data: Key Principles Every Company Should Know

VISTA InfoSec

Data Minimization Data minimization means collecting only the information you absolutely need to serve your customers or comply with legal requirements. For example, if you’re only shipping products, you might not need to collect customers’ birthdates unless it’s relevant for legal age verification.

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How Tokes targets the regulatory thicket of legal cannabis

Payments Source

Because the legal cannabis industry is typically considered too high-risk for most banks and payment processors to work with, most technology solutions are designed to duplicate the familiar process of paying by card.

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

The Payments Association

This enables rapid scaling of new payment use cases, without duplicating risk exposure. For instance, a retail investor in Singapore could feasibly purchase a tokenised share of a New York building without navigating traditional legal, regulatory, or technological barriers.

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Top 10 Legal OCR Software in 2024

Nanonets

Lawyers often grapple with many documents in the dynamic legal world where every second counts, and information is the key to success. The legal landscape is evolving rapidly, and the need for efficient document management solutions has become pressing. Streamline legal document processing with Nanonets' AI-powered OCR software.

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Beyond Manual Processes: Embracing AP Automation

The Fintech Times

Duplicate and fraudulent invoice detection : AI engines can identify potential duplicate invoices or invoices with unusual amounts and flag them for review. Supplier identification: Occasionally, suppliers are duplicated in the company’s master data source. Comarch e-Invoicing was created with automatisation in mind.

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Merchant-facing regulation: What merchants need to know in 2025

The Payments Association

Each section includes an overview of the regulation, the legal and operational risks involved, and the practical actions required to support readiness and ongoing compliance. Whereas fraud was previously treated as an operational risk, it is now a matter of legal and regulatory accountability.

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HIPAA Disaster Recovery Planning

VISTA InfoSec

Data Protection : Safeguards sensitive data, preventing legal and financial issues. Set up backup and recovery procedures: Develop protocols for duplicating and restoring ePHI data during data loss events. Implement Redundancy: Maintain duplicate systems or data to fall back on in case of a failure.