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Reasons to Swap Out Your Credit Card Solution

February 3, 2019 c n

Reasons to Swap Out Your Credit Card Solution: There have been many changes in the credit card industry over the…

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Why would a merchant want to be “Out-Of-Scope” for PCI DSS?

August 14, 2018 c n

CFXWorks believes there are pros and cons for being “In-Scope”, as well as “Out-of-Scope”. Here are our observations based on…

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What does “In-Scope” and “Out-Of-Scope” for PCI-DSS mean relative to processing Credit and Debit Cards?

August 13, 2018 c n

Nowhere in the Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standard (Version 3.2 April 2016), nor in any other PCI DSS…

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