Joachim Vance
Chief Security Architect, Verifone
Joachim Vance is Verifone’s Chief Security Architect, Distinguished Engineer, and Senior Director Product Security. In this role he designed the security and cryptography for a payment encryption system that has already protected 50 billion credit card transactions at leading retailers across the United States. His 33 years of software development experience includes working on security products such as cryptographic key management, enterprise authentications systems, biometrics, smartcards, and certificate management. Joachim is actively involved in creating security standards for financial cryptography that includes service on the PCI Board of Advisors, co-creation of ANSI AES DUKPT, and format-preserving encryption standards at NIST and ANSI. Joachim has also contributed to the X9 report “Post Quantum Computing Risks to the Financial Services Industry”. He is a successful inventor and holds several patents for security, encryption, and authentication systems. Joachim is requested frequently as a guest speaker at security conferences around the world. He is certified as a CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional) since 2004. Joachim is also an accomplished writer and editor on security topics and has been published throughout his career.
Joachim Vance's Events
PQC, AES, What’s Next? Migration Challenges and Agility In The Payment Network
Date: Wednesday, September 11
Track Two
Moderated by: Andrew Jamieson, Vice President, Solutions, PCI Security Standards Council
Panelists: Steven Bowles, Regional Security Officer - North America, Ingenico; Richard Kisley, PCIP, Chief Engineer IBM HSM, IBM Corporation and Joachim Vance, Chief Security Architect, Verifone