PCI DSS Compliance advice
For advice on getting PCI DSS Compliant - Click here to email a Bunker Advisor or telephone +44 (0) 1304 814 850 for more information
Who is it for?
Companies that have ecommerce sites that accept credit card information.
What is it?
PCI DSS (The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards) Compliance is a set of mandatory security standards designed to protect cardholder data. Virtually any company that accepts credit card payments has to meet them – they are no longer a best practice, they are a requirement.
The standards include:
- Building and Maintaining a Secure Network
- Protecting Cardholder data
- maintaining a Vulnerability Program
- Implementing Strong Access Control Measures
- Regularly Monitor and Test Networks
- Maintaining an Information Security Policy
When do new mandatory standards come in to effect?
Monday 30th June 2008
How does it affect me?
If your site is not compliant then you run the risk of being fined, coupled with a damaged reputation and you may even be barred from accepting credit card payments in the future.
How can I make becoming compliant less painful for my business?
At The Bunker we are specialists in delivering compliant, high availability managed platforms.
We carry the ISO 27001 Management Standard for our Datacentre Services and Managed Services and we understand PCI DSS. We can therefore package a solution that is delivered to the highest security standards, making it much easier for your business to tick the PCI compliance boxes.
We can help to secure your platform by:
- Securing your Network using the Bunker Protocol
- Maintain your vulnerability programme
- Quickly and easily implement 2FA to enhance strong access controls
- Provide 24/7 monitoring, and independent quarterly testing,
- Above all, we’ll be maintaining our Information Security Policy, making it easier for you to maintain yours.
Call The Bunker on +44 (0) 1304 814850 or email solutions@thebunker.net to discuss a hosted, secure platform designed to meet your precise requirements, whilst meeting and exceeding current PCI-DSS requirements.
