Payment Security

The 2009 Hospitality Law Seminar for the Eastern Region will host a "Hospitality IT Meets the Law: Focusing on PCI Compliance" track on June 1-2, in Baltimore, Maryland.

The PCI Security Council expands its PIN Entry Device Security Requirements program to cover two new types of devices; unattended payment terminals and hardware security modules.

As the downturned economy continues and the the risk of identity theft grows, and so does the likelihood that hospitality companies will face major unplanned financial penalties for failing to safeguard consumers' information in the midst of the growing threat. Are you doing the most to protect your business? Here's how.

First Data class A certifies Ingenico's value-priced Aqua, a countertop terminal to enhance small merchants' electronic payment acceptance.

Vendor Safe's PCI Reporting Suite empowers ISOs and acquiring banks to better manage their portfolio's overall risk profile and monitor compliance.

VeriFone's PAYware SIM makes it easier for developers to integrate VeriFone devices and payment engines with POS systems.

Card data encryption now reaches even level 4 retailers as VeriFone's VeriShield Protect now encompasses Vx solutions, managed services and PAYware server software.

The McAfee Secure certification adds confidence to online reservations by protecting buyers from spyware, spam, viruses, exploits and more.