TECHNOLOGY SERVICES
Commerce Security
Retail organizations face complex challenges in protecting the sensitive data of their consumers. Criminal organizations are becoming more adept through the use of sophisticated tools at infiltrating retailer systems to score loads of consumer data – especially credit card data. W. Capra helps merchants better protect their payment environments through the use of industry best practices in payment security, including encryption, tokenization and EMV technology. We ensure that confidential information related to Payment Card Industry (PCI) standards, Personally Identifiable Information (PII), and regulatory information is protected without impact to day-to-day business.
W. Capra understands the ins and outs of the various security solutions available in the market and their associated nuances of implementation. We help our clients navigate the complexities of encryption and tokenization, enabling them to tap into our experience in navigating industry challenges and architecture considerations. From data mapping to token vault migrations, supplier selection and implementation W. Capra is your trust partner for all Commerce Security needs.
Latest Insights
- Why should merchants work with W. Capra on their Fraud Management program?The most frequently stated struggle for fraud management teams is how to manage new areas of fraud to prevent lost revenues, but this is not where the only focus should be; successful programs do this while mitigating friction in their consumer experience.
- What’s In Store for Retail: Industry Trends to WatchWhile uncertainty around the state of the economy lingers due to inflation, retailers have remained focused on roadmaps centered around new technology and experiences to keep customers engaged. Here we examine the top trends retailers should be watching.
- As Technology Evolves, So Does the Need for Quality AssuranceAs the industry witnesses constant innovation and the introduction of new solutions, QA capabilities have become table stakes for ensuring the smooth functioning of consumer-facing and back-end technology. Whether rolling out new capabilities, maintaining existing solutions, or testing hypotheses, technological advances have introduced new channels that require rigid testing.
