The world's first device certified to meet the PCI PTS HSM v5.0 security requirements, reinforcing LANDI's long-term commitment to advancing trusted payment security.
LANDI's P30 KLD has become the world's first device certified to meet the PCI PTS HSM v5.0 security requirements, marking a significant milestone in the evolution of payment security. The achievement reflects LANDI's long-term commitment to anticipating future security needs and transforming continuous innovation into trusted solutions that create lasting business value for customers.
As payment ecosystems become increasingly cloud-enabled and interconnected, security requirements continue to evolve. PCI Device Security Requirements for HSM 5, commonly referred to as PCI PTS HSM v5.0, introduces a new generation of security requirements for Hardware Security Modules (HSMs), helping strengthen the protection of cryptographic keys across modern payment infrastructures. By recognizing this evolution early and investing in next-generation payment security, trusted key management and secure key injection technologies, LANDI became the first company to achieve this certification for a device.
More importantly, this certification validates the trusted security capability of LANDI's P30 KLD. Beyond meeting a new industry benchmark, it demonstrates LANDI's ability to help customers build a stronger foundation for trusted and resilient payment infrastructures.
For financial institutions, payment service providers and merchants, this achievement represents more than an industry milestone. It enables stronger key security, reduces operational risk and helps organizations build greater trust in their payment infrastructures. By combining trusted key management with secure key injection capabilities, LANDI helps customers accelerate digital transformation while maintaining the highest standards of payment security.
For LANDI, this milestone is not the destination—it is another step in our long-term commitment to advancing payment security through continuous innovation. We will continue investing in next-generation security technologies that help customers build payment infrastructures that are secure, resilient and ready for the future.
