Overview
You wouldn’t hand out your debit or credit card details to just anyone. So when you pay for something in person or online, you want to know that your card information is secure. In 2004, the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard, or PCI DSS, was created to cut payment fraud and protect card users. The standard is a set of requirements for companies to follow, so they can process, store, and transmit card information securely.
PCI DSS compliance is important. It’s just not worth taking a chance with your customers’ sensitive information and damaging your company’s reputation through poor transaction handling. This course will give you the low-down on PCI DSS and show you how to be compliant.
Outline Learning Objectives:
- Identify the 12 key requirements of PCI DSS to demonstrate your company’s compliance
- Recognise the risks your company faces if it fails to comply with the requirements to encourage take up
- Demonstrate an understanding of PCI DSS compliance levels to identify where your company sits
Why take this course?
This course is for frontline workers who handle debit and credit card transactions. It’ll help you recognise the key PCI DSS requirements, the risks you face if you fail to be compliant, and which level your company falls into for compliance.