PCI Compliance Determination
A standard known as
PCI DSS exists to assist organizations in minimizing the unauthorized disclosure
of customer payment information. Breaches of trust can result in a severely negative
impact upon the parties involved in the undesired exposure of customers' financial
information. The PCI Compliance process is a risk management effort to assess an
organization's risk mitigation procedures and capabilities to significantly reduce
the potential for unnecessary information disclosures.
PCI Compliance Forms
Determining what information you need to properly assess your PCI Compliance requirements
has been streamlined here for your use. Please choose one of the options below to
begin the process towards PCI Compliance.
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Considerations
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Actions
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Do you use a third party to handle your payment processing?
Examples include: Sage VT with shopping cart, Authorize.net shopping
cart, PayPal, Verisign Website Payments, etc.
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download this form: SAQ-A.pdf
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Do you have Dial Pay or Dial up standalone terminals?
Note: this does not include wireless terminals and Ethernet terminals
such as Omni 3750 Ethernet, VX570 Dual Comm/Ethernet, Nurit 8000 wireless, etc.
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download this form: SAQ-B.pdf
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Do you have wireless terminals or Ethernet terminals with a firewall and require
a scan by Payment Express Systems through the IP address OR you are an e-commerce
merchant that has a firewall in place and require a scan by Payment Express Systems
through the IP address?
Example terminals include: Omni 3750 Ethernet, VX570 Dual Com/Ethernet,
Nurit 8000 wireless, etc.
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Contact us at
(877) 544-7626 or
(800) 620-6805
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Do you process through Internet/Ethernet without a firewall and require a scan by
Payment Express Systems through the IP address?
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Contact us at
(877) 544-7626 or
(800) 620-6805
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PCI Security Standards
These standards have been developed over several years through agreement by payment
processors, merchants, and financial institutions. The information below provides
additional details regarding PCI standards that may apply generally to activities
involving access to and the use of customer financial information.
Learn more about PCI Standards today at the PCI Security Standards Council.
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