Strong cybersecurity enabling protection of in-car payments
In-car payments are becoming one of the most widely accepted payment technologies used by car owners and fleet operations. It enables pay-at-the-pump, in-car voice shopping, smart parking, toll road payments, automated repair payments, and many more.
However, the greater amount of technological connections has led to an increased number of attack surfaces. A cyberattack on the payment system will compromise not only the payment data but also the owner’s data.
As cars become more than means of transportation and provide access to digital, transactional platforms, they have also evolved into mobile sources of payment and data. To protect data and enhance user experience, strong cybersecurity is required to secure these in-car payments.
Applications for In-car Payments
Key Injection
Secures payment processes and identities of smart devices by injecting keys generated by HSMs.
Tokenization
Replacing sensitive data with non-sensitive tokens enables secure business operations without sharing sensitive information.
Payment Hardware Security Modules
Tamper-proof, hardware-based, available, redundant, secure, reliant, and complaint – is how a payment HSM should be.
Converged HSM
Enables true multi-tenancy on a single platform. Deployed as HSMaaS supporting general purpose, payment, and all other use cases and compliance requirements.
Public Key Infrastructures
Establishes trust relationships between connected entities such as devices, networks, applications and users. PKI is a long-proven technology providing the foundation for secure authentication, confidentiality in communication, and the integrity of data generated and exchanged.
