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Volume: 1 Issue: 1
(October 2006)
Keywords:
security payment
card industry
data security
payment processors
retailers
Mike Hendry
PCI standards
PCI
Authors:
Mike Hendry
Security: Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards
Suppliers, processors and retailers forced to comply with common security standards have, despite initial doubts, found significant benefits for their businesses from their implementation. Payment systems consultant, Mike Hendry, reports.
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