Tokenization for IBM i
Alliance Token Manager
Protect against data loss and simplify compliance with tokenization
Tokenization is a recognized data privacy strategy that replaces sensitive data with a token. The generated token maintains the original data characteristics but holds no value, reducing the risk associated sensitive data loss.
Tokenization reduces risks associated to data loss
Replace sensitive data stored on your IBM i (AS/400) database with a token value. If the files containing tokens are lost or stolen, the sensitive data is not compromised in any way.
Take servers out of scope for compliance with non-recoverable tokens
Generate non-recoverable tokens, (when the original data does not need to be recovered) using a separate token server and eliminate the need to store the original data in an encrypted format, usually taking the server out of scope for compliance.
Tokenization can help minimize the impact of regulations such as HIPAA, PCI, HITECH , GLBA and individual state privacy laws.
Meets VISA encryption best practices:
Alliance Token Manager meets the technical recommendations set forth by Visa for tokenization implementations.
Create masked tokens
Supports the masking of tokens using the following options: Mask using the last 4 digits, the first 5 digits, the first 6 digits or mask using the first 2 and last 4 digits. This flexibility allows organizations to meet regulatory requirements that allow organizations to retain some parts of the original personally identifiable information.
NIST (National Institute of Standards & Technology) Certified
Ensures key management used to encrypt data in the tokenization database will be compliant with NIST requirements.
IBM Power Systems server, any model
IBM i operating system, V5R2 or later
IBM Digital Certificate Manager (no charge) licensed program
IBM 4764 SSL acceleration hardware feature (optional)
