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PCI encryption requirements driving widespread adoption, survey finds
Encryption has become generally accepted in the industry, said Larry Ponemon, founder of the Ponemon Institute LLC. Article
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More PCI encryption, tokenization options emerge for compliance
RSA is the latest vendor to combine encryption and tokens with a server that provides tokenization and key management functionality in one location. Article
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PCI 2.0 guide: How have PCI compliance requirements changed?
In this PCI 2.0 learning guide, you will learn how the PCI compliance requirements have changed, if those changes have improved the standard and how the changes will affect your enterprise's complaince programs and processes. Learning Guide
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PCI SSC finalizes PCI DSS 2.0
Version 2.0 of PCI DSS will take effect in January and won't receive changes for three years. Article
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PCI 2.0: Changes aren't drastic, but don't address card brand autonomy
In this first look at the changes in PCI DSS version 2.0, expert Diana Kelley says most compliance programs won't be drastically affected, but some of the standard's key shortcomings remain. Tip
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PCI DSS 2.0: PCI assessment changes explained
PCI DSS expert Ed Moyle explains how the changes in PCI DSS 2.0 will affect companies during the PCI assessment process. Tip
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How to perform a third-party risk assessment for compliance
Afraid of non-compliant business partners? Learn how to perform a third-party risk assessment to prevent non-compliance. Video
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PCI tokenization guidance nearing completion
A guidance document outlining the use of tokenization in payment environments is due out in late November. Article
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Mythbusting PCI DSS compliance
Joshua Corman, a research director at The 451 Group joins the editorial team in a discussion on how PCI has affected the security industry and a recent Verizon PCI survey. News
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Resist credit card data compromise threats due to memory-scraping malware
PCI DSS does a good job of making sure credit card data in persistent storage is secure, however, such data in non-persistent storage -- such as files stored temporarily in memory -- can still be vulnerable to compromise, particularly via memory-scra... Tip
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