As the PCI Standards Security Council continues to receive feedback from industry representatives and stakeholders on PCI DSS v4.0, the new target date for the completion of the standard is now in Q4 2021. An additional RFC period will likely... Read More
The spread of COVID-19 has introduced new challenges affecting all facets of life. How can we go about navigating PCI compliance while maintaining our distance? The Guidance Businesses everywhere are learning how to adjust to a “new normal” that has... Read More
As our economy continues to become more digital, the need to protect payment card data has never been greater. The Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council’s (PCI SSC) Data Security Standard (DSS) sets forth a collection of best practice security... Read More
Complying with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is a critical exercise for any organization that stores, processes or transmits card data. Properly understanding the scope of the assessment can head off potentially costly compliance issues, but... Read More
On Day 1 of the PCI Security Standards Council’s North America Meeting in Vancouver, Emma Sutcliffe, Global Head of Standards, kicked off the conversation. She previewed what we should expect from the upcoming Request For Comments (RFC) period, the version... Read More
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