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Avoid PCI Compliance Issues

The new PCI DSS standards were published on 01 October 2008 and come fully into effect in 2010. They require businesses to perform onsite audits and scans to test the vulnerability of wireless networks to ensure customers' payment details are kept secure.

PCI is planning to raise card payment processing fees for non-compliant companies, while other penalties include fines of up to £250,000 for each instance of non-compliance, and a total bar on processing credit and debit card payments. Conversely there are financial incentives and advantageous costs from acquiring banks for compliant retailers.

"It's not always easy to understand and keep track of what's out there on remote LANs and many retailers lack the tools, resources and skills required, " says Jade Managing Director Mark Brackley. "PCI compliance places an obligation on organisations to regularly audit and monitor wireless connectivity to ensure the network remains secure when processing payments. Traditionally that requires physical site visits which can be very costly across an entire estate."

Jade's WIPS is a highly cost-effective way to ensure ongoing full compliance with the latest PCI DSS standards. It comprises installation and ongoing support, with exception reporting and statistical record capturing for every location. Experienced, fully qualified Jade engineers deploy a range of specialised tools including Motorola's Air Defense to audit retailers' network infrastructure and implement a robust wireless intrusion prevention system with centralised monitoring and management capabilities.

For more information on PCI Compliance visit: www.jadeonline.co.uk/WIPS

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Home About Us Products Blog Service Desk Case Studies Quality Standards Accreditations Links How To Find Us Contact Us / Enquiries Client Login For additional information, please call one of our sales representatives on +44 (0)1925 295 429 or simply email us via the contact form To sign up for our newsletter, click here	Avoid PCI Compliance Issues The new PCI DSS standards were published on 01 October 2008 and come fully into effect in 2010. They require businesses to perform onsite audits and scans to test the vulnerability of wireless networks to ensure customers' payment details are kept secure. PCI is planning to raise card payment processing fees for non-compliant companies, while other penalties include fines of up to £250,000 for each instance of non-compliance, and a total bar on processing credit and debit card payments. Conversely there are financial incentives and advantageous costs from acquiring banks for compliant retailers. "It's not always easy to understand and keep track of what's out there on remote LANs and many retailers lack the tools, resources and skills required, " says Jade Managing Director Mark Brackley. "PCI compliance places an obligation on organisations to regularly audit and monitor wireless connectivity to ensure the network remains secure when processing payments. Traditionally that requires physical site visits which can be very costly across an entire estate." Jade's WIPS is a highly cost-effective way to ensure ongoing full compliance with the latest PCI DSS standards. It comprises installation and ongoing support, with exception reporting and statistical record capturing for every location. Experienced, fully qualified Jade engineers deploy a range of specialised tools including Motorola's Air Defense to audit retailers' network infrastructure and implement a robust wireless intrusion prevention system with centralised monitoring and management capabilities. For more information on PCI Compliance visit: www.jadeonline.co.uk/WIPS
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