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For what it's worth and given there is risk in doing this, but one can work with their contacts at the payment processor to manually pin certs on both sides. T
by LinuxBender 4y ago
For what it's worth and given there is risk in doing this, but one can work with their contacts at the payment processor to manually pin certs on both sides. There is operational risk and both sides have to be vigilant with monitoring and communication but that can be an even better assurance of transport security in some fringe PCI cases. I recall two of the major processors were open to this. No idea if they still are. I just would not put it in the internal official documented PCI or SOC1/2 controls or one would be stuck doing this. Could be useful as due diligence if legal are that nervous about the PCI environment. Maybe just documented in a JIRA or internal ticketing system.