ISACA Lunch briefings - An efficient approach to PCI Compliance November 6, 2007

ISACA Chapter Program
Lunch briefings are sponsored by the Information Systems Audit and Control Association, Vancouver Chapter.

All lunch sessions include a full 3 course lunch. Lunch sessions from 12pm to 2pm at The Sutton Place Hotel, 845 Burrard Street, Vancouver. Cost: Member $40, non-Member $50. Other sessions as posted. Earn 2 CPD Hours

To register for any of the ISACA Vancouver seminars contact ICABC, by phone (604-681-3264 & ask for the PD Department) or email [email protected].

An efficient approach to PCI Compliance - Leveraging existing compliance efforts
- Presented by Tejinder Basi and Eric Rae

The Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standard was announced in March 2005. The new single standard represented a single aligned approach amongst all the card issuers for the protection of credit card data. The PCI DSS, which has replaced the individual card issuer programs, has been endorsed by the industry and is a requirement for organizations that transmit, store or process credit card information over certain threshold levels. Organizations are currently scratching their head in terms of what PCI means to them. Who is affected? What are the impacts of non-compliance? What is the most cost effective way to meet the PCI requirements?

In the lunch session on November 6, 2007 Tejinder Basi and Eric Rae from Deloitte will discuss an efficient approach to meeting PCI compliance, starting with an overview of PCI requirements and the response from the industry on the requirements. The session will discuss considerations for scoping out the PCI universe within the organization, including which aspects can be descoped to reduce compliance effort. They will also touch on the definition of responsibilities between the merchant and third parties. In conclusion they outline how current compliance efforts for Sarbanes-Oxley / CEO/CFO Certification and compliance standards like ISO 17799 and COBIT can be leveraged towards obtaining PCI compliance.

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