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Visa and MasterCard released the Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standard (DSS) two years ago to ensure consistent security standards for the protection of credit card data. Since then, American Express, Diners Club International, Discover Bank, and JCB International Credit Card have also endorsed the standard and are asking their customers to adopt it. The compliance levels remain low because the consequences for noncompliance weren't clear. Lately, however, the credit card companies have been threatening their clients with severe punitive consequences for noncompliance, including fines or loss of privileges to use their brands. As many companies scramble to get compliant after an initial period of inattentiveness, here are the top 10 things they need to know.
This research report provides new insights regarding the degree to which the 12 high-level security requirements of the Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standard (DSS) have been implemented, and the motivations and obstacles to implementation over the past 12 months. It also speaks to current and planned use over the next 12 months of key enabling technologies and services to aid in the achievement of PCI DSS compliance, and the benefits that Best in Class companies have derived from successful PCI DSS compliance initiatives. |
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Xceedium: PCI Compliance Technical Note
The report maps in detail features and benefits of the Xceedium GateKeeper solution to the actual specific PCI compliance Requirements.