PCI DSS User Group Meeting
Thursday, 25 March 2010 - Montague Hotel, London
LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Information security expert Gary Palgon will discuss how organizations can use a new data security model - tokenisation - to reduce scope for PCI DSS audits and lower the risk of a data breach at the PCI DSS User Group Meeting on 25 March 2010.
| Title | How to Reduce the Scope of PCI DSS by Tokenising Payment Card Data | |
| Overview | Merchants who accept payment cards are challenged with complying with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS). Because all systems that accept or use payment cards are considered “in scope” for PCI compliance, there are very few ways to achieve cost savings as part of the process while, at the same time, pass its stringent requirements. This session will present the concept and use of a new data security model, tokenisation, which substitutes “data surrogates” for card numbers in systems throughout the enterprise, thus reducing scope for PCI DSS compliance and annual audits as well as lowering the risk of a data breach. | |
| This session will cover: | ||
| 1.) What is tokenisation and how does it work? | ||
| 2.) What are the different tokenisation models? | ||
| 3.) Use case for using tokenisation to reduce PCI DSS audit scope | ||
| 4.) Key considerations for tokenisation implementation | ||
| 5.) PII considerations when applying tokenisation to PCI compliance | ||
About the Speaker | Gary Palgon, CISSP®, is vice president of Product Management for nuBridges, Inc. and a member of the Payment Card Industry’s Security Standards Council. A frequent speaker on information security, Palgon was named Best New Speaker and inducted into the Speaker Excellence Hall of Fame at IBM Common in 2008. | |
| Where | Montague Hotel, 15 Montague Street, Bloomsbury, London WC1B 5BJ | |
| When | 25 March 2010, Doors open at 9:30 am; Meeting starts at 10 am | |
| Registration | ||
About the PCI DSS User Group | The PCI DSS User Group was formed back in 2005 for merchants and retailers to come together and talk about the issues surrounding the Payment Card Industry’s Data Security Standard (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 in central London. | |
About nuBridges | nuBridges provides technology solutions for extended enterprises that share sensitive data across applications, departments and organizations, and face complex security and compliance mandates. Its data encryption, data tokenization, key management, managed file transfer and EDI solutions help customers get information from point A to point B; do it safely; and prove compliance. Proven in production, nuBridges software and services scale across heterogeneous enterprise environments, including legacy systems, and offer unified visibility for improved analysis, decision support and administrative efficiency. nuBridges solutions and support have established a new standard of quality for the industry, and are trusted by the world’s most demanding organizations to exchange and protect billions of payment card transactions, personal data records and business-critical file transfers. More information is available at www.nubridges.com. | |
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