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Securing your network / software is perhaps non-obvious, and doesn't always make the lists. Example: you're not keeping the server up to date, and someone inje
by qeorge 14y ago
Securing your network / software is perhaps non-obvious, and doesn't always make the lists.
Example: you're not keeping the server up to date, and someone injects Javascript into your payment page. You could be liable.
As I understand it (admittedly not well), PCI is kind of like HIPPA/OSHA, in that there's some explicit no-no's (e.g. not using SSL, leaving patient info lying around, or not wearing hardhats) but the more important point is about maintaining a "culture of compliance".