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Nobody wants to fall victim to a phishing attack, but they are becoming increasingly common. Here's how you can fight back against email phishing attacks.

People buy from people. As more retailers roll out mPOS in their stores, they are finding that making staff mobile has implications for service and training.

Data security is bigger than just payment card data security, particularly in the hospitality industry. Here's how you can prevent a breach.

A malware attack is probably the last thing on your mind, but they can strike at any time. Here are our top 10 tips to fight back against malware.

If you’re looking to increase revenue, cut costs and improve the customer experience over Christmas, then mobile point of sale (mPOS) could be the answer.

No sooner is summer over, Black Friday, Cyber Monday and Christmas seem to be around the corner. How can retailers prepare for the peaks of peak trading?

To support the omni-channel demands of their customers, retailers are expecting more from their vendors. Find out more in our latest blog.

Seasonal peaks are getting steeper and closer together. Customers often ask about our capacity planning and support we provide at peak times, so here goes…

What is the Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standard (DSS)? Check out our frequently asked questions to find out more.

Tokenisation is the most secure method of storing sensitive data. Here are some of the ways payments and tokensation can help each area of your business.

Learn how Point to Point Encryption (P2PE) can protect your customers’ card data and help reduce card payment fraud.

Seasonal peaks are getting steeper and closer together. Customers often ask about PXP’s capacity planning and what support we provide at peak trading times.

Retail is anything but simple and with the changes to stores, technology and customer buying habits, it’s become even less so.

Here are five golden rules for delivering a successful EMV migration.

We have experienced an in-store retail revolution over the last century. American entrepreneur Clarence Saunders kick-started it in 1918 with his self-service Piggly Wiggly supermarket in Memphis.

In the hospitality business, your aim is to make guests feel welcome. But there is one exception: hackers. They are the unwelcome guests on your network. Here are some tips to keep them at bay.

We operate P2PE as a managed service for our customers. It sits alongside our tokenisation service, which also helps protect sensitive data.