Corporate Security Responsibility
All activities involving access to Mastercard assets, information, and networks comes with an inherent risk to the organization and, therefore, it is expected that every person working for, or on behalf of, Mastercard is responsible for information security and must:
Abide by Mastercard’s security policies and practices;
Ensure the confidentiality and integrity of the information being accessed;
Report any suspected information security violation or breach, and
Complete all periodic mandatory security trainings in accordance with Mastercard’s guidelines.
Full-Time
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Facilitates secure digital payment transactions
$132k - $206k/yr
Senior, Expert
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Boston, MA, USA + 4 more
More locations: Chicago, IL, USA | Arlington, VA, USA | White Plains, NY, USA | Atlanta, GA, USA
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Mastercard operates in the payments industry, focusing on building an inclusive digital economy. The company connects people, financial institutions, governments, and businesses through secure data and networks. Mastercard facilitates transactions by charging fees to merchants and financial institutions for processing payments. It serves a wide range of clients across over 210 countries and territories, aiming to make transactions safe, simple, and accessible. By leveraging partnerships and technology, Mastercard promotes growth and sustainability. A key aspect of its culture is the decency quotient (DQ), which guides its operations and interactions.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
M&A
Total Funding
$9M
Headquarters
Harrison, New Jersey
Founded
2007
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