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PCI DSS Version 4.0: High-Level Expectations for Your Merchants

Even though most organizations are still planning to attest compliance this year against PCI DSS version 3.2.1, it is still recommended that you communicate to your merchant managers regarding what they can expect next year (2024) as your organization transitions to PCI DSS version 4.0 compliance.

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Quarterly PCI DSS Compliance Checklist

Stay on the track toward compliance with our comprehensive Quarterly PCI DSS Compliance Checklist.

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PCI DSS v4.0 – Vulnerability Scanning for SAQ A Merchants

Even if your organization is not planning to attest compliance under PCI DSS version 4.0, we recommend that you begin gathering an inventory of all e-commerce websites in use by your merchants, reviewing current configurations, and documenting IP addresses and relevant information about any re-direct servers.

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PCI DSS v4.0: Impact to E-commerce Environments

A significant shift to online payments has seen a rise in e-commerce attacks. According to Juniper Research, losses to online payment fraud will amount to $206 billion between 2021 and 2025.

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PCI DSS: Merchant Levels Explained

Merchant levels are based on the volume or number of card transactions for each card brand over a 12-month period. As the number of transactions increases, it makes sense that the risk of a data breach is also increasing, therefore, the fact that the PCI DSS requires additional steps to maintain and verify PCI compliance also makes sense.

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PCI DSS: Ongoing Vulnerability Management

It is critical for organizations to stay on top of passing quarterly vulnerability scans and installing critical security patches. Based on investigations of breached companies, no investigated organization that was breached was compliant with all twelve DSS requirements at the time of the compromise. In many cases, non-compliance with requirements like vulnerability scanning directly contributed to the breaches.

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University of Oregon Gets Its PCI DSS Ducks in a Row

CampusGuard partnered with the University of Oregon to break down the complexities of PCI DSS and guide them to PCI compliance.

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Analog Payment Card Devices: A Thing of the Past?

If you have merchant areas that are currently using analog-connected, stand-alone payment card terminals, you may need to begin reviewing your options with your acquiring bank to determine an appropriate path forward.

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PCI DSS: Round the Clock Compliance

We reached out to a few of our customers and asked them to share how they have been able to keep PCI compliance a focus as teams and merchants have moved to remote working environments.

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