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- 4. Last year, he and his “anonymous” friends hacked AT&T.
- 5. This year they hacked Sony and bought BMW M5s.
- 6. Next month, Yuri plans to hit a major telco with the keys provided by a disgruntled employee.
- 7. Then, Yuri is going to buy a private jet.
- 8. AT&T and Sony both used “State of the Art” encryption … yet they were STILL Hacked
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- 10. “Usually, I just find one disgruntled employee. Just one.”
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- 14. Tokenizing reduces the chances of a successful hack almost entirely.
- 15. So when Yuri hacks into a tokenized system, he only gets fake data.
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- 17. But for the users of a tokenized system, it’s business as usual.
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- 31. Five Cents Per Year Per Person
- 32. No separate maintenance or support charges.
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- 35. Isn’t your customer’s data worth five cents per year?
- 36. Protegrity offers the fastest, most reliable, and most affordable tokenization in the world. Period.
- 37. Interested in tokenizing your company?