Tokenization is a data protection strategy that involves replacing sensitive data with a non-sensitive placeholder, called a token. These tokens are surrogate values that have no meaningful relationship with the original sensitive data, but can still be used in a system without exposing the actual sensitive information. The original data is stored securely in a separate, protected location (often a token vault), and the tokens are used in its place in the production systems.
For example, instead of storing a real credit card number, a system might store a token like "12345678", and the real credit card number would only be accessible in the secure token vault.
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