What is PCI DSS and to whom does it apply? Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is a comprehensive set of security requirements that apply to the processing of credit and debit cards ...

Key Takeaways When companies run payment systems, those systems operate on infrastructure provided by hosting platforms. That layer includes the servers, networks, and data centers where applications ...

New security technology may surface in the future as part of the mobile commerce age, but the Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council intends to be in the security business for the long haul.

PCI Pal® (LON: PCIP), the global provider of secure payment solutions, today announced the release of PCI Pal Analytics, a major upgrade to its reporting and analytics capabilities. The new solution ...

Payment Card Industry (PCI) compliance follows certain requirements launched in 2006 that are designed to ensure the safety and security of credit card data. Credit card processors mandate all ...

PALO ALTO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Skyflow today announced the general availability of its PCI Level 1 Data Privacy Vault, making its API-based solution the only one ...

A new version of the PCI Data Security Standard scheduled for release later this year is likely to attract more attention for what it leaves unaddressed rather than what it changes, analysts say. That ...

Recent breaches of payment systems at Target, Neiman-Marcus, and Michaels show that there’s something fundamentally wrong with the payment card data security standard we’re all reliant on, PCI DSS.

The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) has been the gold standard for protecting cardholder data worldwide since its release in 2004. However, organizations have continually ...

More than just another data-security standard, the PCI program is corporate America's most ambitious effort yet to prove that it can self-regulate. But even a standard with everything going for it ...

“PCI standards provide a strong baseline protection and should be part of any risk-based and layered approach to security,” Orfei says, adding that version 3.0 of the PCI Data Security Standard ...