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Credit card fraud is one of the biggest problems in e-commerce today. To combat this problem, the industry has supported a set of standards designed to protect consumer data from fraudsters.
The PCI-DSS payment card industry data security standard applies to all organizations that process credit cards from major card networks and provides guidance on how to securely handle credit card information. cardholders to reduce fraud and data theft.
Compliance with PCI-DSS standards is not just a matter of internal practice. PCI-DSS compliance is certified by the PCI Security Standards Council. PCI-DSS compliance certification is an important way to communicate to customers and partners that data security is taken seriously and that all necessary steps have been taken to protect sensitive bank data.
Online fraud is constantly evolving and adapting to measures and practices designed to thwart it, so there will never be a set of standards that provide perfect and foolproof protection against data breaches and payment card fraud.
That said, PCI-DSS compliance ensures that a merchant or payment service agent follows the industry’s best, most up-to-date recommendations to protect their data and keep their customers safe.
PCI-DSS is overseen by the PCI Security Standards Council, which was jointly established in 2006 by Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, and JCB International. Their mission: to provide mandatory standards that would increase the security of cardholder data in order to protect them from fraud.
Originally, each card network maintained its own set of standards. Recognizing the growing threat of fraud and the difficulty in complying with multiple overlapping sets of standards, they began to work together to form a single global set of effective standards, which became PCI-DSS.
Additional information and guidance is issued regularly to clarify aspects of PCI-DSS as needed, and the board certifies organizations and may audit merchants to validate compliance with their management practices and solutions.
Merchants who fail to comply with PCI-DSS may be subject to fines and other penalties imposed by the affected card networks.
Merchant service providers (vendors that provide web hosting, e-commerce software, anti-fraud tools, and management of recurring billing with payments) must also maintain PCI-DSS compliance, otherwise merchants that use their departments may be responsible for data breaches regardless of their compliance status.
For merchant service providers, level one compliance requires an on-site audit by a qualified security assessor approved by the PCI board.
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