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PCI DSS Compliance — there is a lot more to it than meets the eye
Even for professionals, understanding regulatory and best practises compliance can be a challenge. Among the many acronyms that require attention are GDPR, HIPAA, and PCI DSS The final acronym, PCI DSS, will be the centre of this article (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards)

Using a credit card is safer now that PCI compliance is in place across all major businesses A company’s compliance with payment card industry standards demonstrates that it adheres to a tight set of requirements for protecting client credit card information

This year, the use of digital payments is likely continue to soar Following a 40% growth in 2021, digital payment transactions are likely to continue to grow Because of this, merchants and payment processors must assure the security and privacy of every transaction

PCI Compliance: What It means for your company?
“PCI compliance” may be a familiar term if your company processes credit cards For those who are just starting started, here are some PCI compliance basics

All of us are aware of hackers and all systems are vulnerable at some point in their lifecycle Additionally, credit card information can be hacked Cardholder data must be processed by your business in order to function In other words, how do you strike a balance between

PCI Compliance
PCI security standards must be followed by companies that accept, process, store, or transmit credit card information By adhering to PCI standards, businesses of all sizes can safeguard their customers’ credit card information

PCI DSS 4.0 Upgrade
Early in 2022-23, the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI DSS) V3.2.1 will be upgraded to PCI DSS 4.0 This is according to preliminary RFC draughts from the PCI Security Standards Council