Category: Media

Video: EMV FAQ 4: Will EMV chip cards work in NFC mobile wallets?

In this FAQ video segment, Randy Vanderhoof tells CreditCards.com how EMV chip cards work in NFC mobile wallets.

Audio: BankInfoSecurity: EMV: Should Liability Shift Be Delayed?

Smart Card Alliance Randy Vanderhoof was interviewed on the subject of EMV readiness in the U.S. Listen to the podcast from BankInfoSecurity on “EMV: Should Liability Shift Be Delayed?”

Audio: PaymentsViews: Talking EMV in the USA

As Executive Director of the Smart Card Alliance, Randy Vanderhoof has shepherded a sometimes fractious payments industry as well as encouraged a skeptical merchant community toward EMV adoption. Now that the US EMV deployment is a certainty, Randy and Glenbrook’s George Peabody discuss what got us here, where the challenges are, and how EMV will…

Audio: FederalNewsRadio Interview With Randy Vanderhoof

03/05/15, FederalNewsRadio, In Depth The Executive Director of the Smart Card Alliance was interviewed with FederalNewsRadio, telling the program In Depth about the ways to stay on top of the Office of Management and Budget’s smart card guidance.

Audio: MarketWatch: Why your next credit card may look different

11/11/2014, MarketWatch, “Why your next credit card may look different” In this audio interview, Randy Vanderhoof tells MarketWatch’s Adrienne Mitchell how EMV chip technology will secure in-store transactions and describes the state of the migration in the U.S.

Audio: BankInfoSecurity: How Will Apple Pay Impact U.S. EMV?

10/27/2014, BankInfoSecurity, Podcast: “How Will Apple Pay Impact U.S. EMV?” In this podcast, Randy Vanderhoof talks to BankInfoSecurity’s Tracy Kitten about how ApplePay could represent a tipping point for EMV in the U.S. by spurring merchants to install more advanced POS terminals.

Video: CBS Chicago, Broadcast: “Switch To Safer ‘Chip’ Cards Not Happening Fast Enough For Some Consumers”

10/09/2014, CBS Chicago, Broadcast: “Switch To Safer ‘Chip’ Cards Not Happening Fast Enough For Some Consumers” This feature segment on CBS Chicago looks at the upcoming move to EMV chip cards in the U.S. and the consumer demand for the added security the cards provide. Randy Vanderhoof is featured, explaining the complexity of the U.S….

Audio: Bank Info Security: The Biggest Challenge to EMV Migration

9/16/2014, BankInfoSecurity, Podcast:“The Biggest Challenge to EMV Migration” In this podcast, Randy Vanderhoof tells BankInfoSecurity’s Tracy Kitten about the short-term challenges of implementing EMV in the U.S., how mobile payments could impact the migration and why consumer education is necessary.

Video: House Hearing on Data Breaches: Randy Vanderhoof Testifies in Support of U.S. Move to EMV Chip Payments to Curb Cybercrime

Hearing date: March 6, 2014 A House hearing, ”Can Technology Protect Americans from International Cybercriminals?” was held on March 6, 2014 to examine the current state of technology and standards and to address the evolution of cyber-attacks against the U.S. Randy Vanderhoof testified in Washington D.C. in front of the Subcommittee on Oversight and the…

Video: CNN: The risky game of credit card technology

2/13/2014, CNN, ”The risky game of credit card technology” Executive Director Randy Vanderhoof of the Smart Card Alliance tells Maggie Lake how information on magnetic stripe cards can be easily copied and counterfeited to make fraudulent transactions, and that chip cards are proven to reduce payment fraud.