How Does Your Organization Comply with PCI DSS? All You Need to Know
According to an analysis by Atlas VPN, credit card fraud cases surged by 104.7% when you compare Q1 of 2019 and 2020. Likewise, Julie Conroy, a research director at Aite Group, reported that by the end-2020, credit card fraud losses in the US amounted to a staggering $11 billion! These facts make it clear that the digital payment ecosystem is rife with vulnerabilities. After all, security gaps can emerge at various points of handling, storage, and transmission, such as at POS devices, e-commerce apps, Wi-Fi hotspots and personal computers.
Key takeaways (TL;DR)
- Learn why PCI DSS compliance is vital for secure cardholder data handling.
- Discover 12 key PCI DSS requirements to build and maintain security.
- Understand your PCI DSS compliance level and how to assess system gaps.
- Explore how ongoing monitoring and reporting ensure continuous PCI DSS compliance.
- Get streamlined PCI DSS compliance management with VComply’s automated GRC solutions.
Remember, PCI DSS compliance is not a one-time task. It involves an ongoing process of assessing, repairing, and reporting. It requires you to bring together your legal, technology, finance, and security teams for a common purpose, and a software solution like VComply can help you manage and monitor the 300 odd security controls you may need to set in place. With it, you can easily delegate responsibilities, conduct gap analysis, generate reports, get prompt alerts, and more. With PCI DSS 4.0 slated to arrive in mid-2021, getting compliant today is the best thing you can do to prepare for the future.
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