Tag: Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS)

Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (DSS) 3.2 arrives Feb. 1. According to Help Net Security, however, companies aren’t ready. Despite two years of prep time, many organizations have opted to cram for yearly evaluations instead of...

To meet PCI compliance, organizations must implement multifactor authentication, as opposed to a multistep process, to protect the cardholder data environment from unauthorized access.

A popular fast-food chain and supermarket were recently breached by POS malware. Some of the credit card details had been up for sale for more than a week.

SD-WAN technologies are transforming the way enterprise retailers approach connectivity and implementation of security functions at branch locations.

The IBM X-Force team analyzed the Andromeda malware and determined that its operators have shifted their attention to the payment card industry.

At the end of 2016, more than a year after the official liability shift, most large retailers in the U.S. have finally adopted chip-and-PIN credit cards.

Mobile point-of-sale technology is useful for small businesses, large enterprise retail chains and global sporting competitions alike.

Travelers around the globe are at high risk of robbery. While payment cards can be much simpler than cash, point-of-sale hazards pose a significant threat.

The Federal Trade Commission recently revealed it will be studying the security and compliance processes of nine PCI companies.

At IBM InterConnect 2016, Darren Kroll of Global Payments, Inc. described how IBM BigFix made PCI compliance and auditing easier.