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At a glance

Course Types
Full Length
Category
Information Security Training
Regulation
PCI DSS - Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard
Audience
All Learners
Topics
Data Privacy
Format
Adaptive Learning

Employees need to know best practices for protecting consumer credit card data their organization processes, stores or transmits. Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) provides guidance to combat theft, fraud and misuse.

PCI DSS Basics introduces the goals and key requirements of the PCI DSS, as well as best practices for achieving and assessing compliance. Learners will also find out about payment account data, how to treat it and critical steps to protect it. Best practices for network security, remote work and reporting are also covered – including ways to recognize and minimize the risk of social engineering, including identifying warning signs and reporting suspicious activity.

Consumers trust you to safeguard their data. This course is an important step in honoring that commitment.

Course Details

All Learners

Key Concepts Covered In This Course:

  • An overview of the PCI DSS, including goals, requirements and achieving and assessing compliance
  • Reporting and non-retaliation
  • Collecting and processing payment card data
  • Payment card account data
  • Card-not-present transactions
  • Card-present transactions
  • Business purpose and need to know
  • Best practices for access control
  • Manager guidelines for system access
  • Best practices for processing and storing cardholder data
  • Guidelines for mindful use of computers and devices when accessing account data
  • Following records retention policy
  • Protecting point-of-interaction devices
  • Facility access Network security basics
  • Working remotely
  • Reporting security incidents
  • Recognizing and avoiding social engineering
  • Minimizing social-engineering risks and identifying warning signs
  • A reminder of the learner’s personal responsibility to keep consumer data safe and secure