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PCI DSS Conference for Merchants 2009 - report now ready for purchase!

Following the journey of compliance across a wide cross section of large enterprises including retail, travel, financial services, utilities, leisure and distribution, this comprehensive report details best practice findings and recommendations from the 2009 Conference.The aim of the conference was to enable merchants to learn first hand from keynote speakers, industry experts and recommended vendors.

The report includes a technical surgery covering all manner of questions aimed at the card brands, PCI Security Standards Council, QSAs and call recording experts, and educational seminars run by Verisign, nuBridges and Protiviti. To purchase the report click here

Forthcoming Events

Activity is determined by the 600+ security professionals that form part of the membership. Forthcoming events include:

Evaluating Social Networks Monitoring Tools September 09
Vulnerability and patch management September 09

Information Security Service in collaboration with the BBC

Click here to download a copy of the results from the Forum's eCrime survey which has asked member organisations (all large corporates) to help establish how far and to what extent large businesses are being impacted by electronic crime.

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