PCI Toronto is designed to meet the needs of key stakeholders and decision makers who are responsible for securing payments systems, protecting cardholder data and meeting PCI DSS compliance requirements within merchants, acquiring banks and payments service providers. The agenda provides strategic and technical advice, examples of best practice and practical case studies. The conference details how organisations can overcome business challenges, address critical security issues, reduce the risk of a data breach and ensure an effective response should a data compromise occur. Those attending include heads and directors of I.T., information security, PCI DSS compliance, application and network security, e-commerce, e-payments, finance, change management, HR, QA, audit, fraud and compliance. Industry sectors typically represented range from retail through to insurance and telecommunications. The event is part of the PCI Global Series, which provides audiences around the world with insight and information on solutions that can help minimise complexity, reduce risk, create value and keep costs low.

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2012 Key Themes

Providing focused and practical knowledge on key topics related to PCI DSS compliance, payments security and cardholder data security, the agenda delivers: Critical information that can help inform strategic plans for the year ahead. Practical examples of how to address business priorities and operational challenges Case studies that detail innovative ways to reduce risk and enable business objectives Information on how organisations are working with market leading service suppliers to successfully meet key objectives and deliver value

Network security: minimising the complexity of the controls environment while delivering robust capabilities to identify and defend against increasingly targeted attacks Application security: addressing the spectrum of application security risks from development to patching in order to reduce vulnerability and minimise the attack surface Data security: applying a layered defence that protects sensitive customer and cardholder data as it is processed, stored and transferred within and across IT systems Governance Risk Compliance: advancing the debate on best practice enterprise frameworks for preventing a data breach and ensuring the ability to respond to incidents Compliance scope: defining, maintaining and reducing the scope of the cardholder data environment in order to apply controls in the most cost-effective manner View more details

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