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The PCI SSC has created a working group of Global Executive Assessors and Internet Security Auditors is one of its 20 members As we saw a few weeks ago on our blog, the PCI SSC has created the "Global Executive Assessor Roundtable" and has entrusted Internet Security Auditors, which will be represented by its partner, Miguel Ángel Domínguez, to be part of this group for 2 years. |
PCI DSS Tips, basic PCI SSC tips for small merchants The Council has developed a program to help small merchants comply with the PCI DSS standard; this program is called "Payment data security essentials" (this program includes the Data Security Evaluation Tool). |
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PCI Security Standards Council updates the PIN Security standard The PCI PIN Security Requirements standard is the standard that covers the security needs in any transaction that includes the PIN. The requirements have been reorganized and a series of deadlines have been established for the use of fixed 3DES keys for PIN encryption. David Acosta explains it on our blog. In addition, the Council is developing a new program for PIN assessors (PIN Assessor Program) that will start in 2019. |
Brief introduction to the PCI 3D-Secure standard (PCI 3DS) After the publication of the new standard in October 2017, we see a brief introduction to its scope and requirements. |
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New PCI SSC tool for small merchant assessment The PCI SSC has developed, within its "PCI Data Security Essentials Resources for Small Merchants" program, a tool that will help small merchants identify their payment channels and the main risks and controls that affect them. |
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Concern over Visa and Mastercard's "Buy Button" Visa and Mastercard announced last April that they were considering merging their payment solutions (Visa Checkout and Masterpass, respectively) to adopt a new "Buy Button" for making "one-click" purchases and to align with the "EMVCo's Secure Remote Commerce" framework. |
Payment via QR codes is probably the payment method that has seen the most growth in the last year, mainly in China and India, where players such as Alipay and WeChat Pay can be seen in almost every store, which often do not accept card payments instead. |
Payments in the Internet of Things IoT, wearables... It is estimated (Gartner) that by 2020 there will be more than 20 billion IoT devices connected to the network, including cars, watches, refrigerators, etc. |
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