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Continental Airlines issues network tokens to help meet PCI DSS demands

Antony Savvas
Wednesday 12 December 2007 03:40

Continental Airlineshas issued more than 1,000security tokensto its staff and business partners to help meet the demands of thePayment Card Industry Data Security Standard(PCI DSS).

PCI DSS is an industry-defined set of rules that regulate cardholder data handling and transaction processing.

The tokens will help deliver secure remote access to Continental's corporate network.

The airline, the world's fifth biggest, has enabled two factor authentication to its network with the tokens.

"Prioritising the security of our network, Continental looks to technologies such as the Aladdin eToken to meet important IT security guidelines," said Andrew Dana, Continental Airlines' IT Security Manager.

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