PCI DSS – Back Office
15 minutes
Short course
All industries
What is the PCI DSS? Who should comply? How does processing card data work? What are the threats and consequences of non-compliance?
Description
What is the PCI DSS? Who should comply? How does processing card data work? What are the threats and consequences of non-compliance? You will need to pass each of the five PCI DSS compliance levels in order to complete the course. Before competing against the clock to complete the fifth and final level, you will need to unlock the first four levels by answering a series of questions.
Features
- What PCI DSS is and the importance of keeping card data secure
- The requirements of PCI DSS compliance
- How payment card data is stored, processed, and transmitted
- Types of data that must never be written down or stored
- Plan and implement the three-step PCI process to mitigate threats
- Consequences of non-compliance with PCI DSS
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