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Companies that process and store banking transaction data must comply with the PCI DSS standard in order to retain their status as a member and to be authorized to accept bank cards. Founded by the main payment card companies, the PCI Consortium aims to contribute to developing, improving and constantly distributing information on PCI DSS.

Failure to comply with this obligation can lead to:

• Fines (up to $500,000 per data loss and card type)
• A company that uses three types of cards can be forced to pay $3,000,000 per incident.
• Restrictions on or even permanent exclusion from card acceptance programs.

Limitations of the traditional approach:

• Limitations of code audits: expensive and time-consuming, with debatable precision
• Limitations of network firewalls: these do not analyze the content of incoming packets if their main task is to open a "door" between a client and a server

Compliance with PCI DSS makes it possible to:

• Reinforce good practice when it comes to payment account data security
• Protect cardholders' confidential information
• Reduce fraud and identify security issues that are liable to be exploited by malicious users.

 

Why choose Deny All solutions?

• The European leader in Web application firewalls
• Unique expertise in securing dynamic and constantly changing applications
• Deny All has made it possible for major enterprises to comply with PCI DSS requirements
• Improved e-business thanks to global application management based on 3 pillars:
  • ¤ Proactive Web application security
  • ¤ Acceleration of Web infrastructure
  • ¤ Simplification of architecture

For more information on PCI DSS, visit Deny All's dedicated micro-site.

Attachments:

White paper - 10 years of application security	[White paper - 10 years of application security]
Livre Blanc - 10 ans de sécurité applicative	[Livre Blanc - 10 ans de sécurité applicative]