PCI DSS requirement 1.1.7 states that any risky protocols such as FTP must have documentation in place that defines the business justification for use and that appropriate security measures must …

PCI DSS requirement 4.1 states that transmission of cardholder data over a ?public? network must be encrypted. This can be accomplished through protocols such as SSL or through other processes …

Please visit www.pcisecuritystandards.org and download/complete the application for joining the Council. Once your application fee is received and your organization has been approved as a new Participating Organization, you will …

The PCI DSS is a global standard, with compliance expected of any entity that stores, processes or transmit cardholder data regardless of geographic location. Each payment brand manages their PCI …

Merchants or service providers are encouraged to submit feedback about their QSA/ASV through the feedback form available on our website at https://www.pcisecuritystandards.org/program-listings-overview/give_assessor_feedback/. QSAs and ASVs are contractually obligated to …

Questions about compliance and possible fines due to a compromise should be addressed directly to the payment card brands and/or acquirers.

If the issuer confirms the cards are inactive or disabled, the PANs (Primary Account Numbers) no longer pose fraud risk to the payment system. The PCI DSS would not apply …

Any payment card (credit, debit, prepaid, stored value, gift or chip) bearing the logo of one of the PCI Security Standards Council?s five founding payment brands is required to be …

The PCI DSS is a global standard and is applicable to all entities that process, transmit or store cardholder data regardless of geographic location. Each payment brand manages their PCI …

Without proper network segmentation to isolate the systems that store, process or transmit cardholder data from those that do not, all system components in that network are considered part of …