PCI Compliance

Learn what it takes to protect cardholder data, with software that can secure your brand from a cybersecurity breach

Handling a card transaction
Handling a card transaction

PCI Compliance

Learn what it takes to protect cardholder data, with software that can secure your business from a cybersecurity breach

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What is PCI Compliance?

If you process credit cards as part of your business, you’re required to be payment card industry (PCI) compliant.

Logic Shield helps ensure PCI compliance. Here’s how:

  • Single pane-of-glass dashboard lets you proactively monitor your network and intervene as necessary
  • Our partnership with Cisco Meraki Firewall, the industry leader in security, ensures the utmost protection 
  • Reduce POS downtime with secure, proactive, cloud-based compliance and POS server monitoring 
  • Get automated reporting providing a micro and macro view of trends, security settings, and exceptions 
  • Instantly flag suspicious activity and respond instantly to an incident 
  • Get transparent, fully managed monitoring
  • Protect your customers’ data and your brand’s reputation
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Are You PCI Compliant?

Here are the 6 PCI Compliance Goals as established by the PCI Security Standards Council in their Data Security Standards:

Below are the 6 PCI Compliance Goals as established by the PCI Security Standards Council in their Data Security Standards.

Not sure where you stand? Get a free PCI Gap Analysis to see where you might be falling short.

  • Build and Maintain a Secure Network
    • Install and maintain a firewall configuration to protect cardholder data
    • Do not use vendor-supplied defaults for system passwords and other security parameters

  • Protect Cardholder Data
    • Protect stored cardholder data
    • Encrypt transmission of cardholder data across open, public networks

  • Maintain a Vulnerability Management Program 
    • Use and regularly update anti-virus software or programs
    • Develop and maintain secure systems and applications
  • Implement Strong Access Control Measures
    • Restrict access to cardholder data by business need-to-know
    • Assign a unique ID to each person with computer access
    • Restrict physical access to cardholder data

  • Regularly Monitor and Test Networks
    • Track and monitor all access to network resources and
      cardholder data
    • Regularly test security systems and processes

  • Maintain an Information Security Policy
    • Maintain a policy that addresses information security for employees and contractors

Many businesses mistakenly assume they’re protected simply because their POS system comes with pre-installed antivirus software. This isn’t accurate.

Not only can a POS be susceptible to threats, so too can your network, router, and other digital entry points. 

Your reputation and your data are too valuable to leave to chance. Rely on Logic Shield to protect your restaurant or retail locations. 

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