As a young man, desperately saving money for my first automobile, I spent some time working for a regional pizza chain. During that period, I recall an incident that occurred at another local restaurant. It was at night. On a weekday, after the close of business, two men entered through the back door. They robbed the owner at gun [...]
Posts Tagged ‘PCI’
The Evolution of Protecting Cardholder Data
Monday, May 17th, 2010 Jessica Lundberg, Senior Marketing Manager
I can’t remember the last time that I actually paid for something using cash. Can you? I use my plastic cards to pay for pretty much everything. They are more convenient than using a check, speed up transactions at stores and allow me to purchase goods on credit. However, the increasing use of plastic cards [...]
Making sure your store is PCI Compliant
Thursday, July 9th, 2009 James Hervey, Senior Manager, Product Marketing
Those three little letters, P C I. They seem to set off all sorts of alarm bells as soon as a retailer starts thinking about them. It’s hard, yes, but making your store compliant is definitely achievable. Three suggestions we would give to anyone contemplating their first on-site assessment or filling out a Self-Assessment Questionnaire [...]
