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Visa Cisp Compliance Solutions: Decru Cardvault

Overview Decru DataFort storage security appliances provide turnkey encryption and access control enforcement to protect cardholder data, supporting compliance with Visa CISP requirements. The Decru CardVault solution can be deployed transparently in heterogeneous environments without modifying existing applications, databases, or workflow. Decru DataFort storage security appliances provide a turnkey, military-grade solution for protecting stored data assets. DataFort secures data at rest using wire-speed AES-256 encryption, secure access controls, authentication, and secure logging.

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Publisher	Network Appliance	File Format	PDF
Date Published	February 2005	Downloads	8
Format	White Papers
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