Do You Meet PCI Data Security Standards? | BTalk Australia
By Phil Dobbie | August 17, 2009
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(Episode 310; 11 minutes 38) The Payment Card Industry (PCI) is phasing-in more elaborate data security standards.
From September 30th this year large companies must meet compliance, with compulsory security audits and networks scans required to retain “compliant” status.
From 2010 the standard will incorporate smaller businesses, many of whom may be unaware of the standard and what they’re required to do.
On today’s BTalk Australia Phil Dobbie talks to Ken Celik, Tripwire’s ANZ technical manager, about what you need to do to meet the PCI DSS. What happens if you don’t?
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