From his start as an idealistic entrepreneur operating on a shoestring, Carr founded Heartland Payments Systems, one of the nation's largest debit and credit card transaction companies. He also earned a national reputation as a trailblazer for ethical reform of the payments industry. He led Heartland from a modest start-up with 25 employees in 1997 to a FORTUNE 1000 company that employs 4,100 colleagues and serves more than 400,000 business and educational locations nationwide. After a remarkable recovery from the 2008 international hacking conspiracy, Heartland emerged as a champion in the fight against cybercrime. The company's Merchant Bill of Rights has been lauded for its transparency in payments processing. Carr is the founder of the Give Something Back Foundation, which provides financial support to college students. He is the author of, "Through the Fires: An American Business Story of Turbulence, Triumph and Giving Back (Amazon, 2014)."
From Target to JPMorgan Chase, the past 12 months have seen one massive data breach after another, and for many organizations payments security remains a serious liability.
In this webinar, CEO Bob Carr at Heartland Payment Systems shares how Heartland was able to navigate through what was in 2009 the largest...
From his start as an idealistic entrepreneur operating on a shoestring, Carr founded Heartland Payments Systems, one of the nation's largest debit and credit card transaction companies. He also earned a national reputation as a trailblazer for ethical reform of the payments industry. He led Heartland from a modest start-up with 25 employees in 1997 to a FORTUNE 1000 company that employs 4,100 colleagues and serves more than 400,000 business and educational locations nationwide. After a remarkable recovery from the 2008 international hacking conspiracy, Heartland emerged as a champion in the fight against cybercrime. The company's Merchant Bill of Rights has been lauded for its transparency in payments processing. Carr is the founder of the Give Something Back Foundation, which provides financial support to college students. He is the author of, "Through the Fires: An American Business Story of Turbulence, Triumph and Giving Back (Amazon, 2014)."
Terence Spies has over 19 years of security and systems software development experience, working with leading companies such as Microsoft, Asta Networks and others. Terence now serves as Chief Technology Officer, overseeing the expansion of Voltage technology into new application areas such as mobility, payments and other areas where application data security is required.
Prior to joining Voltage Security, Terence worked at Asta Networks as Director of Development and VP of Engineering. Before Asta, Terence was with Microsoft for almost 9 years where he started the public key cryptography group and led the development of Microsoft Crypto API. While at Microsoft, Terence also designed the SSL server and client side implementations for Microsoft Internet Explorer, participated in the PCT/TLS protocol design, led the development team for the Microsoft Certificate Server and led the integration of the certificate server and active directory. Terence is active within the standards community and currently serves as chair of X9F1, the Cryptographic Tools group of X9 whose charter is to draft cryptographic algorithm standards for use in the financial industry.
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