We reduce risk, complexity and compliance burden in critical operations. Then we translate that goal into architecture, controls, cryptography and evidence.
Less exposure. Less friction. More control.
We protect operations, reduce exposure and simplify compliance through four capabilities that work together.
Make technology easier to protect, operate and evolve.
02↗Find exposure and close gaps before they become incidents.
03↗Protect data, keys and secrets, and prepare their cryptographic evolution.
04↗Reduce compliance burden and turn obligations into controls that actually operate.
ZEROPAN CORE keeps payment card data outside business applications and lets them work with a secure reference —a token— instead of the full card number. This can reduce the number of systems handling sensitive data, simplify the PCI DSS environment and reduce dependence on a single vault or processor.
The customer registers the card securely.
ZEROPAN safeguards the full card number.
Your application receives a secure reference, not the sensitive data.
A compatible processor executes the payment.
A properly designed integration can keep the full card number —Primary Account Number (PAN)— and security code (CVV) out of business systems, reduce in-scope components and make controls, evidence and audits easier to manage.
Final scope reduction depends on the architecture and applicable validation.Your business operates with a secure reference while ZEROPAN CORE concentrates protection and control of sensitive card data.
Separating custody from processing makes it easier to evolve integrations, acquirers or compatible processors without rebuilding the entire business logic.
The architecture uses ML-KEM-768 in specific components and a crypto-agile design that can evolve as post-quantum standards change.
We help reduce risk, simplify compliance, protect critical information and prepare operations for technology shifts that are already reshaping security.
We narrow scope, organize controls and evidence, and guide remediation so PCI becomes easier to manage.
PCI DSS 4.0.1 · Scope · Gap · Evidence · Readiness →We translate technical scenarios into impact, priorities and decisions management and boards can act on.
Risk Assessment · ISO 31000 · Treatment →We align governance, controls and evidence to protect sensitive information and meet security and privacy obligations.
ISO 27001 · Privacy · Governance · Evidence →We review controls, gaps and evidence before an auditor, regulator or third party finds the problem.
Audit · Assurance · Gap · Control Testing →We strengthen continuity and recovery so an incident does not become a prolonged business interruption.
ISO 22301 · Continuity · Resilience →We identify dependencies and build an orderly transition before the change becomes urgent.
PQC · Crypto-agility · Inventory · Roadmap →We detect signals of impersonation, fraud and external exposure before they escalate.
Digital Risk · OSINT · Fraud · Impersonation →When needed, we test applications, APIs, cloud and infrastructure to verify that controls are effective.
Security Testing · Pentest · APIs · Cloud →Banks, fintechs, financial services and critical infrastructure — but also any organization whose operations, revenue, customer service or continuity depend on digital platforms.
Payments, privacy, continuity, cryptography and compliance in regulated environments.
Risk, information security, continuity and evidence for business decisions.
Cloud, payments, fraud, privacy and growth with verifiable controls.
Card data, tokenization, PCI DSS and payment architecture.
CDE, cryptography, tokenization, evidence and operational continuity.
Zero Trust, continuity, recovery and resilience for essential capabilities.
Identity, availability, cloud and digital exposure at scale.
Any company that depends on applications, cloud, data or digital platforms to operate, sell or serve customers.
We define the context, understand the risk, intervene where it matters, and leave a result that can be verified.
Context, scope and business objective.
Risk, dependencies and critical decisions.
Architecture, controls, remediation or validation.
Evidence, traceability and next step.
We can start by defining the problem before discussing a solution.
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