Understanding PCI Compliance and why your Company needs to do to get there

Overview:

By attending this webinar, you will learn about the history of PCI compliance and its conception in 2006. You will learn the definition of PCI-DSS and the security council that was set up and what their role is. We will go over the four levels of data breaches and the requirements needed to prove your company is in compliance depending on which level your company falls under. 

We will discuss what the “Red Flag rules” are and the areas in your organization they affect. We will discuss all the areas in your organization that are at risk such as; hidden cameras, recording systems, e-mail and voice mails to name a few. We will then discuss the actions you need to take and review with your management and IT teams to make sure you have done everything required to have your company PCI compliant. 

This webinar will not only be beneficial to you and your company, but is a MUST if your role in your organization involves processing customers payments, or if your role is in IT dealing with any customer related transactions involving recording customer calls, voice mails, e-mails, or if you are involved in treasury receiving wires, ACH’s or credit cards.

Why you should Attend:

After completing this seminar, you will gain a better understanding of:

• How PCI compliance came to be
• Why it is so important
• Which companies started the movement towards PCI
• How did these companies establish the PCI security standards?
• What are the requirements of the PCI-DSS and what does it cover?
• Area’s your company may be at risk
• Defining the four levels of Data breach and their requirements
• What are the Red Flag rules
• How can my company implement the Red Flag rules
• What your company needs to look at to be PCI compliant

Actions your company needs to take to be PCI compliant

Areas Covered in the Session:

Topics covered in this seminar include:

• History of PCI 
• What caused the need for PCI 
• Who made the rules for PCI
• What are the fines if you are not PCI compliant
• How much does a data breach cost a company
• Discuss how to review your company and check for areas that may not be PCI complaint.
• If you are not PCI complaint what do you need to do
• PCI compliance touches all area of your company; e-mails, voicemails, notes on paper

Who Will Benefit:

• Any Person working in a Company that send or Receives Sensitive Information over the internet such as Credit card, credit Applications or any Personal Information