Find out what you need to become PCI compliant
Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) compliance is designed to protect businesses and their customers against payment card theft and fraud. If your business accepts, stores, or transmits card data, PCI DSS compliance validation is required by card brands such as Visa, MasterCard and Discover.
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We have been awarded prestigious Stevie Awards for our support. We help you through the entire PCI process, from pre onsite gap analysis, onsite assessment, remediation assistance, to a delivered PCI Report on Compliance.
We have many tools available to assist you in the compliance process including: Internal and external vulnerability scanning, penetration testing, card data discovery, mobile device security, security policies, and security training.
With expertise in PCI DSS assessments, forensic incident response, vulnerability scanning, penetration testing, card data discovery, security appliances, PA-DSS security assessments, P2PE assessments, training, and consulting, We are one of only a few vendors worldwide that hold credentials for all aspects of PCI compliance.
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PCI stands for the Payment Card Industry. In 2006, major payment card brands Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover Financial Services, and JCB International established the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS). The PCI DSS helps merchants prevent consumer payment card data theft.
Compliance with the PCI DSS or “PCI compliance,” is required for all businesses that process, store, or transmit payment card data. Merchants must complete a PCI DSS compliance form annually. Becoming PCI compliant helps prevent data breaches.
To get PCI compliant, you will need to first determine which self-assessment questionnaire (SAQ) you should follow. Depending on your SAQ, you will need to implement a set of requirements and controls as outlined in the PCI data security standard.
SecurityMetrics assists small to large businesses identify and implement their PCI requirements. Request a quote above for help.
SAQ stands for self-assessment questionnaire. Depending on an organization’s card transaction volume and the types of transactions it performs, it may be able to use an SAQ to self-evaluate its compliance with the PCI Data Security Standard.
SAQs contain questions about card data security. SAQs range in size from 22 questions (SAQ A) to 329 questions (SAQ D).
If you’re not PCI compliant, your business may face a non-compliance fee from your bank. You will also likely be more vulnerable to data breaches. If you have a data breach and are not found to be in compliance with the PCI DSS, your fines and consequences can be more severe.
