PINs (Personal Identification Numbers) are those ubiquitous numbers we all know. They are used to authenticate cardholders, protecting personal accounts and issuers from fraudulent activities. The technology used in the creation, use, and management of PINs can be overwhelming and confusing.
A top five, global, Internet retailer faced several challenges as it sought to comply with PCI DSS requirements, enhance its data security beyond the level typically achieved by complying with those requirements, and create a next generation, flexible and scalable security platform to support company growth. The retailer also needed to ensure the business continuity of its existing systems to maintain uninterrupted sales and cash flow.
Practices for IT development and quality assurance have foundations that extend much further back than the original invention of information technology.
Voltage Secure Stateless Tokenization represents a paradigm shift in tokenization. It provides service at a higher performance and with greater security than conventional, database-centric solutions. It is Coalfire's opinion that Voltage Secure Stateless Tokenization, when properly implemented, would effectively promote PCI compliance goals and reduce PCI audit scope for merchants and processors alike.
Achieve Rapid Compliance, Reduce PCI DSS Audit Scope and Cost, Neutralize Breaches End-to-end. The Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standard (DSS) guidelines indicate that organizations processing and storing credit card data must comply with a set of well-defined audit requirements in twelve areas of cardholder data management and privacy.
Enterprises, merchants and payment processors face severe, ongoing challenges securing their networks and high value sensitive data such as payment cardholder data, to comply with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) and data privacy laws. Voltage SST Technology Delivers Advanced Protection for Sensitive Corporate Data.
The Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standard (DSS) 2.01 dictates that organizations processing and storing credit card data just comply with a set of well-defined audit requirements in twelve areas of cardholder data management and privacy. Compliance with PCI DSS 2.0 can be expensive, challenging, time-consuming, and disruptive, as cardholder data is often stored, transmitted, and used in many different applications within an organization, sometimes even beyond the organization's IT firewalls.
As a member of the VMware Partner Network, Catbird published this addendum to the VMware Solution Guide for PCI DSS. Forsythe, a QSA, has confirmed that Catbird control elements are in line with PCI Guidance. Catbird vSecurity enables continuous policy monitoring and automated enforcement for the PCI DSS framework.