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HPE Integrity Nonstop X Introduces the NS3 and More Americans Finally Say “Hello” to EMV A Journal for the Hewlett Packard Enterprise Business Technology Community HPE Integrity NonStop X Introduces the NS3 and More Americans Finally Say “Hello” to EMV The Next Generation of NonStop Security Nov – Dec 2015 { Volume 36, No. 6 } XYGATE® Data Protection All the benefits of SecureDataTM No application changes Secure Stateless Tokenization Format Preserving Encryption Page Integrated Encryption Standards Based AES Stateless Key Management Learn more at HP Security Voltage xypro.com/XDP 010110000101100101010000010100100100111100100000011010010111001100100000011101000 110100001100101001000000110011101110010011001010110000101110100011001010111001101110 10000100000011100110110010101100011011101010111001001101001011101000111100100100000 01110011011011110110011001110100011101110110000101110010011001010010000001100011011011 110110110101110000011000010110111001111001001000000110011001101111011100100010000001 0011100110111101101110010100110111010001101111011100000010111000100000010101000110100 0011001010111001001100101001000000110100101110011001000000110111001101111001000000 1110010011001010110000101101100001000000110001101101111011011010111000001100101011101 00011010010111010001101001011011110110111000101110001000000101000001100001011100100 111010001101001011000110111010101101100011000010111001001101100011110010010110000100 000010000110101001101010000001011000010000001110111011010000110100101100011011010 0000100000011010010111001100100000011011110111011101101110011001010110010000100000 01100001011011100110010000100000011011110111000001100101011100100110000101110100011 001010110010000100000011000100111100100100000011000010010000001100011011011110111 010101110000011011000110010100100000011011110110011000100000011011000111010101101110 011000010111010001101001011000110111001100101110 ©2014 XYPRO Technology Corporation. All rights reserved. Brands mentioned are trademarks of their respective companies Hewlett Packard Enterprise HPE Integrity NonStop X The most available platform on x86, transforming the always-on business world one customer at a time. For More, Go To: www.hpe.com/info/NonStop © Copyright Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. Java is a registered trademark of Oracle and/or its affiliates. Eclipse is a trademark of the Eclipse Foundation, Inc. Table of Contents 26 XYGATE Security OneTM – The Next Generation 08 of NonStop Security By Steve Tcherchian 28 2015 CTUG Conference Review 16 comForte Simplifies PCI DSS Compliance for Getnet with 28 NonStop: A System as Tokenization Resilient as Its Community By Thomas Gloerfeld By Richard Buckle 18 With 100% Uptime, Do I need 32 HPE Integrity NonStop X a Business Continuity Plan? Introduces the NS3 and More By Dr. Bill Highleyman By Mark Pollans Columns... 20 07 News from HP’s NonStop Division By Randy Meyer 12 NonStop Innovations Deep Dive TCM Keeps Tandem in the Family 20 Healthcare 2015 By Gabrielle Guerrera By Justin Simonds 10 ADVOCACY: Meet the New ITUGLIB 25 Americans Finally Say By Dr. Bill Highleyman "Hello" to EMV 36 Back for More... By Luther Martin By Richard Buckle www.connect-community.org 3 Special Feature Brought to You by OmniPayments The financial transaction switch that replaces BASE24 We’re Expanding Our NonStop X Family! OmniPayments Inc. was the first HP NonStop partner to take possession of a new Integrity NonStop X server. We realized soon afterwards that one NonStop X simply wasn’t enough for the payments services we provide. So we ordered two more. Why do we need all that speed and performance? Preauthorization checks have grown popular in light of today’s alarming increase in fraudulent activities. 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