EDUCAUSE | PCI DSS

EDUCAUSE LIVE! Podcast: Lessons Learned on the Road to PCI Compliance

gbayne — Wed, 12 Sep 2007 12:38:42 -0500

In this E-LIVE podcast, your host, Steve Worona, is be joined by two guests for the topic "Lessons Learned on the Road to PCI Compliance." His guests include:

Mark Welch, Project Coordinator of the Credit Card Support Program at the Office of Business Operations for the University of Notre Dame.

Walt Conway, President of Walter Conway Associates, LLC

The presenters will share experiences and valuable lessons learned in implementing PCI DSS, including merchant levels (does it matter?), limiting the scope of the PCI effort (yes, it can be done), the Payment Applications Best Practices list (is it required?), and recent findings on information security breaches.

Welch and Conway will represent NACUBO and all of higher education at the first PCI Security Standards Council meeting of participating organizations to be held in Toronto next month. Bring your questions, suggestions, and observations to share with them in advance of that meeting.

Please click on the topic link to view the slides associated with this presentation.

Tune In September 5: Free Web Seminar on Payment Card Industry (PCI) Compliance in Higher Education

cluckett — Tue, 28 Aug 2007 15:46:56 -0500

Many of us are working within our institutions to achieve Payment Card Industry (PCI) compliance. We see a number of merchants on campuses with different business needs, systems, and vendor relationships in place. In many cases, achieving compliance with PCI DSS, the Data Security Standard, is proving difficult. In this free Sept. 5 EDUCAUSE Live! Web seminar, Lessons Learned on the Road to PCI Compliance, Mark Welch, project coordinator for the Credit Card Support Program at University of Notre Dame, and Walt Conway, president of Walter Conway Associates, LLC, will share experiences and valuable lessons learned in implementing PCI DSS, including merchant levels (does it matter?), limiting the scope of the PCI effort (yes, it can be done), the Payment Applications Best Practices list (is it required?), and recent findings on information security breaches.

In addition, Welch and Conway will represent NACUBO and all of higher education at the first PCI Security Standards Council meeting of participating organizations to be held in Toronto next month. Bring your questions, suggestions, and observations to share with them in advance of that meeting.

Those unable to attend may wish to visit the archives after the event or browse related EDUCAUSE resources on PCI DSS.

New Resource Page on PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard)

vvogel — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 17:36:04 -0500

Explore the new PCI DSS Resource Page. View Community Resources (under the "Other" tab) or contribute your own resources.