INFORMATION SUPPLEMENT: Migrating from SSL and Early TLS
The time to migrate is now. For over 20 years Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) has been in the market as one of the most widely-used encryption protocols ever released, and remains in widespread use today despite various security vulnerabilities exposed in the protocol.
Resource Guide: Bulletin on Migrating from SSL and Early TLS
The Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council (PCI SSC) is extending the migration completion date to 30 June 2018 for transitioning from Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) and Transport Layer Security (TLS) v1.0 to a secure version of TLS (currently v1.1 or higher).
Solution Brief: Neutralize data breaches and deliver rapid PCI DSS compliance
HPE Secure Stateless Tokenization (SST) on HPE NonStop.
Targeted Threat Protection for POS Systems
Targeted attacks on retail Point of Sale (POS) networks have entered the scene in a big way recently, ushering in what could be the most damaging cyber-crime
Case Study: Silver Diner
Silver Diner Takes Next Step in Payment Security Using Merchant Link's Point-to-Point Encryption Solution.
Case Study: Delta Hotels and Resorts
Delta Hotels and Resorts Moves Beyond PCI Compliance with Merchant Link's TransactionVault®, TransactionShield® and E-commerce Security Solutions.
The Value of a Payment Gateway
There's no way around it. No matter what size your business is or what industry you work in, if you accept credit cards, keeping up with the latest requirements is difficult at best. Credit card security has become an even greater challenge for merchants with the advent of the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard put forth by The PCI Security Standards Council.
Complying with PCI-DSS Requirement 9.9
The physical Point-of-Interaction (POI) devices that accept and process credit card transactions can be one of the most vulnerable attack vectors for criminals intent on stealing cardholder data. The combination of advancing technologies like 3D printing or near field communication (NFC) with outdated policies and untrained staff allows fraudsters an opportunity for substitution of POIs and insertion of physical skimmers that can result in huge losses of cardholder data.
