'PCI compliant' Tag
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Sep162009
PCI Compliance and Terrorism
We have read complaints on other blogs about the PCI standards, claiming they are a burden for merchants and software developers.However, when taking into account the documented link between credit card fraud—which PCI DSS was developed to fight against—and terrorism, perhaps complaints about security standards will fall silent.
Kimberly Kiefer Peretti, Senior Counsel in the [...] -
Sep082009
PCI is Not for Dummies
It seems like everyone (including this author) today has an opinion on the value of the PCI DSS and the card brand programs. In March, 2009 Congress held hearings on the standard and there are a number of companies that make a living from the program.No matter people’s view of the PCI DSS, my own [...]
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Sep012009
PCI Regulation Discussion Summary
PCI DSS is Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard, a collaborative effort to achieve a common set of security standards for use by entities that process, store, or transport payment card data. This applies to: all merchants that “store, process, or transmit cardholder data” and all payment channels including brick-and-mortar, mail, telephone, and e-commerce.
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Aug212009
PCI DSS* – where Open Source should have an advantage
Over the past few weeks and months I’ve been helping to develop a PCI DSS System for a client. It’s been quite a feat as there are quite a few integrity checks, tripwire monitors to set up and automate – as well as having the services that are running audited for secure protocols – and [...]
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Aug042009
What is PCI Compliant?
‘PCI compliance‘ IS A TERM that gets bantered about by software companies, credit card companies, financial firms, banks and more.
So what is it? Basically it is a set of standards which have been agreed upon by the 4 largest Credit Card companies – ie, Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express. to guarantee the security [...]
