March 01, 2011

PCI: Something borrowed

PCI: Something borrowed
PCI: Something borrowed
For many companies that process credit cards or retail customers' credit card data, the requirements of the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) are all too familiar. But should companies that do not process credit cards implement the same data security restrictions as mandated for those that do? In this latest ebook from SC Magazine, we examine how even those companies not needing to adhere to the credit card guidance can benefit from the rules that PCI DSS lays out. Encryption and logging technologies are a boon to any company in need of protecting its internal or customer data. And some smaller companies are benefitting from promoting their businesses as PCI compliant.
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