CipherTrust Tokenization
Replaces sensitive data with non-sensitive tokens to enable compliance and data security while preserving business processes without requiring code changes.
Picari insights
Enterprise security and compliance teams needing to desensitize structured high-risk data (like credit card numbers and PII) across complex hybrid environments without breaking downstream application schemas.
- PCI-DSS compliance scope reduction
- Preserving database formats with vaultless tokenization
- Centralized data masking across hybrid enterprise environments
- Early-stage startups or small businesses with limited cryptographic infrastructure budgets
- Organizations looking exclusively for simple native cloud key management (e.g., AWS KMS or Azure Key Vault)
- Environments requiring bulk protection of large, unstructured data stores or files
Ask about pricing, alternatives, or if CipherTrust Tokenization is right for you.
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Core capabilities
Common use cases
AI and analytics data readiness
Development and testing data protection
Payment card data protection
PCI DSS compliance and scope reduction
Things to consider
Every product has trade-offs, and which of them matter depends on your environment, your team and your timeline.
Thales SafeNet CipherTrust Tokenization pricing and integrations
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