HITEC 2011 was an exciting time for us at Merchant Link. We had a great time connecting with our friends, customers and partners at the show. We were featured as a speaker at the PCI Bootcamp and we made several major announcements. Coalfire validated of our point-to-point encryption and tokenization solution noting that it significantly reduced PCI DSS scope for merchants and the Georgia Center at the University of Georgia announced its implementation of our TransactionShield solution.
As we are basking in the memories of our week in Austin and quite frankly, recovering from the busyness of it all, we thought it might be fun to point our readers to the videos, tweets and… Read More
With the first day of the HITEC coming to an end, Sue Zloth, Product Group Manager for Merchant Link and a member of the HFTP PCI Compliance Roundtable, reflects on the days events and provides key tips for securing guests’ credit card data and minimizing risk.
Originally posted on the HFTP blog
In the U.S. military, the concept of “boot camp” brings to mind very physical and vigorous training that transforms the average citizen into a fully developed soldier who is combat ready. For the hospitality sector, there is a similar war happening: we have aggressive hackers trying to steal credit card data and we need to be fully trained in how to best serve and protect our guests.
Developing transaction security strategies and maintaining PCI compliance can be very daunting. It is time for the hospitality sector to experience a “boot camp” that will make any hotelier battle-ready. Fortunately, at the upcoming HITEC show, there will be a PCI Boot Camp taking… Read More