Whether it is 14 or 16 numerical digits in length, securing and protecting credit card numbers and all associated information is extremely important. In an age where electronic information can be shared from anywhere in the world at a moment’s notice, people need to know more than ever that their credit card information is being protected. The consequences of this information falling into the wrong hands are simply too severe: identity theft.
What’s more, businesses that work with and store credit card information of their customers need to ensure, for the sake of their own well-being, that this information is adequately secured. Without taking the appropriate protection measures, the potential risk to the company itself is astronomical.
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