Tokenization protects customer data and privacy by replacing sensitive values, such as credit card numbers, Social Security numbers, and personal health information, with a unique, non-sensitive placeholder called a token. The original data is stored separately in a secure vault. Most business systems only ever handle the token, not the real value. If a database is breached, attackers get surrogate strings that are useless without vault access.
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