PCI DSS* - The Cost of Non-Compliance

What You Need to Know about Storing Credit Card Data

On Tuesday April 29/08, at 10:00 AM (EST), Joseph Fung, President of Lewis Media Inc. will be conducting a free 60 minute (including Q&A) online information session of interest to website owners and website producers about the risks associated with storing e-commerce credit card data.

• Find out what your merchant agreement really says about your liability for compromised credit cards
• Get a clearer understanding of your responsibilities with respect to PCI Data Security Standards.
• Ask questions about your specific e-commerce and credit card processing situation
  

If you provide websites with e-commerce, or own a website with online purchasing, here are some compelling reasons why you will want to attend:

1. As of Dec 31 2007, every existing and future merchant is required to be PCI DSS compliant.
   
2. Visa has acknowledged that as of July 2007, more than 50% of merchants were not yet compliant - they are putting initatives in place to push for this compliance
3. Visa and Mastercard have already started to increase the cost of merchant accounts for non-compliant merchants.
   
4. PCI standards were created by VISA, Mastercard, and American express - these are not irrelevant standards, all major payment card companies are committed to them.
5. This is stuff webmasters, and website providers should know - but many don't.
6. This is stuff anyone who offers online purchasing should know - but many don't
   

This valuable information session is open first to Lewis Media clients, WebAdmin distributors, and WebAdmin users as space is limited. Please contact us for more information or register now to hold your spot.

*PCI DSS = Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards