PCI DSS User Group
Date: Thursday, 6 February 2014
Registration: 9.30 - 10.00
Meeting: 10.00 - 12.00
Place: Central London
Speakers: Tracey Long and Graham Hutchings, WorldPay
The next PCI User Group has been scheduled for the 6th of February 2014. Tracey will present on "What is the Future of PCI DSS?" and Graham will discuss the " UK Data Breaches 2011 - 2013 - WorldPay findings & the True Costs of a Data Breach"
The presentation will be followed by a round table discussion where you will be able to ask questions.
To register for this group please email usergroup@procheckup.com or call on 0207 307 5031.
About the PCI User Group
The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (or PCI DSS for short) is a set of complex regulations which all businesses taking credit card payments must go through. Although the exact requirements for each merchant to achieve PCI DSS compliance are dependent on the number of transactions taken annually, the requirements broadly fall into two parts: scanning and auditing.
The PCI User Group was formed back in 2005 for merchants and retailers to come together and talk about the issues surrounding PCI DSS. The aim is for merchants to be able to share experiences with fellow professionals, and to learn from the different businesses and sectors that attend the meeting.
Guest speakers are regularly in attendance, and include acquiring banks as well as representatives from Visa and MasterCard. This gives merchants the opportunity to hear the latest developments in PCI and to ask questions regarding their specific situations.
The PCI DSS User Group is chaired by ProCheckUp, and meets every 6-8 weeks. It is held in central London. If you would like to join the group, please use this link to register your interest and to be notified of future meeting dates.