Security Standards White Papers
You Sure You Want to Charge That?: Is the PCI DSS Protecting You?
Overview The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard, or PCI DSS, was established to create a unified security standard whose implications have grown due to new industry regulations. Security requirements were established in six major areas that cover 12 requirements. Credit card vendors enforce the PCI DSS and penalties are harsh for merchants who fail to comply. The following white paper outlines the six major areas that many businesses may not yet be fully aware.
| Publisher | Configuresoft | File Format | |
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| Date Published | March 2007 | ||
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