Simplify the process with PCI DSS v1.2 Documentation Compliance Toolkit!
45 States followed California when they introduced "SB1386", the Security Breach Information Act, which has specific and restrictive privacy breach reporting requirements.
Similarly to the SB1386 Law, California, Massachusetts & Texas are already looking at making PCI DSS Law and history tells us that when California moves, everyone else follows!
From the 1st January 2010, ALL businesses that collect or transmit payment card information, will be legally obliged, by Navada Law, to comply with PCI DSS.
Not only does this effect Navada-based organisations, it affects EVERY organisation that collect or transmit payment card information about any person who lives in Nevada.
So what's the best route to compliance?
Our PCI DSS v1.2 Documentation Compliance Toolkit is specifically designed to help payment card-accepting organizations quickly create all the documentation required to affirmatively answer the requirements of the PCI DSS as set out in the Self Assessment Questionnaire (v1.2).
For convenience, it also contains copies of the various PCI DSS documents (other than the PCI DSS itself), although no charge is made for these documents, all of which are also freely available on the Internet and through our website.
In addition, this PCI DSS Documentation Template Toolkit is accompanied by PCI DSS: A Practical Guide to Implementation. This book gives pragmatic guidance on PCI compliance and works with this toolkit to provide you with step-by-step guidance in your quest to gain PCI DSS compliance.
If you want to simplify the business of PCI DSS compliance and avoid braking the Law, this toolkit is for you
Order it for download today!
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