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Contents This manual contains security requirements developed by MasterCard International and Visa This Payment Card Industry (PCI) Standard has also been endorsed and adopted by the payment brands denoted on the cover page These security requirements apply to members merchants and service providers that store payment card information

What is payment card industry (PCI)?

    Payment Card Industry (PCI): a set of security standards created by major credit card providers designed to ensure that all companies that accept, process, store, or transmit credit card information maintain a secure environment.

What does PCI stand for?

    Essentially PCI is an abbreviation for Payment Card Industry, that is an independent body composed of the major credit card schemes (Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover and JCB.). Together they act as the Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council (PCI SSC) who set the standards for maintaining...

Are debit cards PCI compliant?

    Yes, debit cards — along with credit and prepaid cards — that are branded with a logo of one of the five partners in PCI SSC are in scope for PCI compliance. The five partners are Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express and JCB International. How is “merchant” defined?

What is PCI Express card?

    PCI Express card extend your computer with 2x COM port and 1xL PT-parallel port. This card offers the RS232 output for asynchronous connection of I/O devices e.g. external modem, GSM modem, the printer with the serial port, barcode reader etc. and also standard parallel (LPT) port for connection e.g. printers.

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Q1 2022 PCI QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER

Sign up to receive Mastercard's quarterly

newsletter and the PCI Security Standards

Council"s (PCI SSC) PCI Perspectives blog.

Additional PCI information and

educational resources can also be found on Mastercard

PCI 360 and pcisecuritystandards.org.

MASTERCARD

REMINDERS

Service Provider PCI Compliance Validation

Annual PCI compliance validation is required

for all Level 1 and Level 2 service providers registered with Mastercard. Each service provider must validate compliance to the Site

Data Protection (SDP) Team by submitting

the appropriate PCI Security Standard Attestation of Compliance (AOC) to pcireports@mastercard.com after initial registration and every year thereafter. For more information on service provider classifications and annual PCI compliance requirements, download the

Service Provider

Categories and PCI guidance paper.

Merchant PCI DSS Compliance Reporting

Merchant PCI Data Security Standard (DSS)

compliance reporting for Level 1-3 merchants, confirmed account data compromise (ADC) merchants, and merchants participating in either the PCI

DSS Risk-based Approach or the

PCI DSS

Compliance Validation Exemption Program

is due on 31 March. Acquirers with Level 4 merchants in their portfolio are required to certify to Mastercard that they have a risk management program implemented but are not required to report Level 4 merchants via the semi-annual

SDP Acquirer Submission

and Compliance Status Form.

MASTERCARD

REMINDERS

Service Provider PCI

Compliance Validation

Merchant PCI DSS Compliance Reporting

ADC Events Compliance

Validation Deadlines

Noncompliance with the SDP Program

8-Digit BIN Expansion &

Truncation

PCI PA-DSS Retires Oct.

2022

PCI 360

Virtual Card Numbers &

SDP Compliance FAQs

Terminal Servicers & SDP

Compliance FAQs

EVENT

Cybersecurity & Risk Summit

PCI COUNCIL

NEWS & UPDATES

PCI DSS v4.0 Release

PCI PIN PTS HSM

Requirements v4.0

PCI Card Prod. & Prov.

Standard v3.0

Mobile Payments on

COTS Standard RFC

PCI Secure Software

Standard - New Web

Module RFC

SSC

HIGHLIGHTS

Bulletin: Ransomware Attacks Back on the Rise

Bulletins: PCI PIN & P2PE

Security Req. 18-3 Dates

EVENT

PCI DSS v4.0 Global Symposium

IN THIS ISSUE

Service

Provider

Validation

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ADC Events Compliance Validation Deadlines

Merchants and service providers that

experience a confirmed ADC Event are required to achieve full compliance with the

PCI DSS within 60

calendar days after the conclusion of a forensic investigation performed by a PCI SSC Forensic

Investigator (PFI). In addition, any

compromised service provider must also demonstrate compliance with the

Designated Entities Supplemental

Validation (DESV) appendix of the PCI DSS

within twelve ( 12 ) months from achieving full compliance with the PCI DSS.

Noncompliance with the SDP Program

Noncompliance with the SDP Program could

lead to the imposition of escalating assessments for Mastercard customers.

Section 2.2

"Mastercard Site Data

Protection (SDP) Program" in the

Security

Rules and Procedures describes the

Program"s implementation and PCI

compliance validation requirements for customers with respect to their merchants and registered service providers, as well as potential assessments if those requirements are not met. It"s important that customers remember to report/submit required PCI compliance validation when due for their merchants and service providers to avoid

SDP noncompliance assessments.

8-Digit BIN Expansion & Truncation

As a result of industry changes to

expand the

Bank Identification Number (BIN) on payment

cards from 6-digits to 8-digits of a primary account number (PAN), Mastercard's maximum allowable truncation format, "first

8, any other 4", will apply to all 16-digit PANs

(regardless of BIN length). This approach was designed to simplify the PCI DSS assessment process for entities to meet SDP Program

Standards and comply with the PCI DSS. For

more information, download the

8-Digit BIN

Expansion &

PCI Standards PCI 360 paper or

see the updated PCI SSC FAQ #1091 on acceptable formats for truncation.

PCI 360

Virtual Card Numbers &

SDP Compliance FAQs

This new resource answers

commonly asked questions about virtual card numbers (VCNs) , such as multiple use-VCNs and single use-

VCNs, as they relate to SDP

Standards governed under

Mastercard Cybersecurity

Standards and Programs.

Terminal Servicers &

SDP Compliance FAQs

This updated document is

intended to assist customers and Terminal Servicers (TSs) on meeting SDP Program requirements and provides annual validation options for

TSs that

do not store, transmit, or process account, cardholder, or transaction data. EVENT

Cybersecurity & Risk

Summit: 11-14 April

Mastercard"s North America

risk summit will be held in- person on 11-14 April in Key

Biscayne, Florida. If unable

to travel , our live virtual experience will be held on

12-13 April. Connect,

collaborate, and share best practices with future partners & industry peers.

MASTERCARD

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PCI PA-DSS v3.2 Retires Oct. 2022

The PCI Payment Application Data Security

Standard (PA

-DSS) v3.2 will retire on 28

October 2022. The standard will be formally

replaced by the

PCI Secure Software

Standard and Program. Mastercard has

already introduced the

Software Security

Framework (SSF

) into SDP Program

Standards. At this time, merchants and

service providers that use any third party- provided payment applications or payment software must validate that each payment application or payment software used is listed on the PCI SSC"s website as compliant.

PCI SECURITY STANDARDS COUNCIL

NEWS & UPDATES

PCI DSS v4.0 Release

PCI DSS v4.0 is scheduled

to be released this month . The

PCI DSS Report on Compliance

(ROC) template and AOC will also be released at the same time, with the Self-

Assessment Questionnaires following shortly

thereafter. PCI DSS v3.2.1 will remain active for two years after v4.0 is published. The transition period from March 2022 until 31

March 2024

will provide organizations with time to become familiar with the changes in v4.0, update their reporting templates and forms, and plan for and implement changes to meet any updated requirements.

PCI PIN

PTS HSM Req

uirements v4.0 The

PCI PIN Transaction Security (PTS)

Hardware Security Module (HSM) Modular

Security Requirements

v4.0 was published in

December. The updated standard

ensures that HSM devices provide the strongest protection for critical data elements used in card verification, PIN processing, chip transaction processing, card personalization, secure cryptographic key loading, remote

HSM administration and other payment

authentication activities. Version 4.0 now includes the addition of a new evaluation module and approval class for evaluating cloud -based HSMs. Download the FAQs.

PCI Card Prod. & Provisioning Standard v3.0

The

PCI Card Production & Provisioning

Security Requirements v3.0 were published

in January and ensures the strongest protections for customer information during card production and provisioning. The most significant change to the standard includes a new appendix for the use of a Security

Operations Center (SOC) to control Security

Management Systems to protect buildings,

assets, access, and staff. Version 3.0 of the

Card Production Logical and Physical

reporting templates (ROC) and the Card

Production Logical and Physical AOC

templates will be published later this year.

Mobile Payments on COTS Standard RFC

The Mobile Payments on Commercial off-

the-shelf (COTS) ("MPoC") Standard draft request for comments (RFC) period is now closed. Mobile Task Force members and PCI-

Recognized Laboratories

were invited to review and provide feedback from 24

January to 22 February 2022. The new

mobile standard is designed to support the future evolution of mobile payments and builds on the existing PCI Software-based

PIN Entry on COTS (SPoC) and PCI

Contactless Payments on COTS (CPoC)

Standards. A second RFC is scheduled for

later this year. Stay tuned...

PCI Secure Software Standard - New Web

Module RFC

The new Web Module for the

PCI Secure

Software Standard 30-day RFC period is

open. The minor update introduces the “Web

Software Module," which is a collection of

supplemental security requirements for payment software intended for use in e- commerce or other internet-facing payment scenarios. The security requirements within the Web Software Module address common security issues related to the use of internet- accessible payment technologies that expose

APIs for other entities or sites to access and

use. The

RFC is available to all Participating

Organizations and

technical contacts. SSC

HIGHLIGHTS

Bulletin: Ransomware

Attacks Back on the Rise

Read the PCI SSC and the

National Cybersecurity

Alliance recent joint bulletin

on the increasing threat of ransomware attacks on businesses & organizations and how to avoid becoming part of this increasing trend.

Bulletins: PCI PIN &

P2PE Security Req. 18-3

Dates

Read these

important bulletins published by the

PCI SSC in

Q2 2020 that

addresses new effective dates for phased key block implementations included in the PCI PIN and

Point-to-

Point Encryption (P2PE)

Security Requirement 18-3.

EVENT

PCI DSS v4.0 Global

Symposium

: 21 June

The PCI DSS v4.0 Global

Symposium will be held on

21 June. This online event

will help educate industry stakeholders about the newly released PCI DSS v4.0. See all PCI SSC"s

2022 Community Events

PCI COUNCIL

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